Next Slide/Slide Transition in Full Screen on my Keynote Movie

Hello everyone,
I hope you can help? I have been using Keynote to prepare some slides for a talk I am delivering and to ensure I have no 'technical mishaps' I need to have a copy of the Keynote in a .mov format so that it can be played in Quicktime on a Mac or a PC.
I have exported the Keynote to Quicktime which works brilliantly on my Mac and on the PC when you view it in the Normal View. You can use the left/right arrows on the keyboard to move forward and backwards through your slides and use the mouse to access the hyperlinks. The problem occurs when I enter Full Screen View (which will be necessary when I deliver this talk!) - although a mouse click moves the slides on I cannot find any way of moving back a slide, or of accessing my hyperlinks.
Please help?!
Thanks, Chrissi

Do you have the PDF version to fill the full screen and not leave borders? If you print to PDF (not create PDF), then a margin is added by default (as when you print to paper). The border can be reduced to 0, but that is an extra step with the print. As I recall, the PDF Maker (create PDF) does not include the margins. Thus the whole margin bit may be the issue.

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