Keynote 09' font problem

Very weird situation as I created a keynote off my Mac Pro using Century Gothic for the title slides and garamond font for the main text. On my Mac pro it plays fine but when I send the .key files to someone that has a MacBook Pro they tell me the main text is not lined up in certain slides and text rolls off the screen in others. To make sure I did a screen capture of the Keynote using Camtasia manually clicking thru each slide then hit the play button so the keynote would play and I could change the slides manually by hitting the spacebar. Saved to a Quicktime movie and it shows me my screenshots and they look fine.
I checked the KN09 manual and I see nothing abourt any font prefs but I do see the font outline at it is saved to my default font of Lucinda grande
The theme I used is based off a similar standard theme, I changes the backgund colors and used duplicate to have each new slide come up with rulers so all text is placed in the exact same spot as the previous slide.
Question, I have an Ipad 2 and an IPhone 4. In order to see the Keynote in it's original state I would have to buy the Keynote app am I correct? I was thinking if I do that and forward the .key file to my mail in my Ipad when I open the file it should open in keynote and not default to jpg slides correct? If so and I do that and the keynote is lined up correctly then it is something else?
Any help here aas I have an irate client to deal with because of this
any preferences on my sode or her's to correct this????
Thx
rd

Ok here is what I found out. I originally created the kn from a ppt file which was created using Garramond font which I previously wrote about. Garramond is not an Apple font which explains why the font on the client's Mac Pro defaults to Lucinda. Second part is, I bought the Keynote app for my Ipad2 and opened the file in question and displayed in Keynote on the IPad, I got two unknown font warnings and a msg that the font will default to lucinda.The slide size of the original kn is 1024 x 768 that screen size is bigger than a MacBook screen size as I see looking at myIpad the font does rollover the side and has a few slides with images covering the text.
So my question now is, if the Client uses the MacBook pro as the default viewing platform do I re do the font and slide size of the KN to make sure it will fit the screen of the client's MacBook?

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