Power Point Docs

See Appleworks and IWork sections in topics, but no MS Office for MAC. Does MAC Office Home have a function for reading Power Point presentations? My PC had just a reader for PPS which made it very simple to open and read them. I must be lazy, but I spend a lot of time looking for these compatible functions and find this forum the quickest way to get up to speed. TIA

OpenOffice (free) can open Powerpoint presentations as well.
http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/download/aqua.html

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Create PDF is a special web service for people who don't own Acrobat. Please post in the Acrobat Creating and Editing PDF forum, http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/creating__editing_%26_exporting_pdfs
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I have a year of One on One I got with this computer so I can learn more about this mac than I did my last one but I'm about an hour away from the closest mac store to set up any of these appointments. I am trying to watch some of the videos that I have access to with my One on One but nothing I have found so far addresses this question I have.
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I think he was referring to the part where you said you thought the $ you paid for your Mac entitled you to an app to read powerpoint files.
You can ask Apple for that here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html <
I know what he meant. But I think I have a legitimate complaint. Nothing more frustrating than to get a document that I can't open. Instead of garage band or Chess, maybe an app a little more useful. So your feedback link is very much appreciated!
Message was edited by: Lluce

How do you load doc's and power points etc on the IPAD2?

How do you load doc's,power point, etc on Ipad2?

You first need one or more apps on the iPad that supports those document types, otherwise you won't have anywhere to store them (except as email attachments) - the iPad is not like a 'normal' computer which has a file system, on the iPad each file/document has to be stored/associated with an app. Once you've decided on the app(s) then, depending on the app, transfer may be done by the file sharing section of the iPad's apps tab on your computer's iTunes, wifi, Dropbox, email attachments etc.
Documents To Go supports word, excel, and powepoint files :
'normal' version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/documents-to-go-office-suite/id317117961?mt=8
'premium' version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/documents-to-go-premium-office/id317107309?mt=8 (can edit as well as view powerpoint)
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I have word docs and power points in Arabic which I should like to read on my Mac. Can anyone offer a view as to how I can do this.?

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Trainer7 wrote:
my Mac cannot read the arabic at all. ?
Do you see disconnected Arabic or nonsense? If nonsense, it could be an encoding problem. Use the camera icon here to post screenshot of what you are seeing.
It is important to understand that MS Word for Mac has never supported connected Arabic. You have to use some other app, like TextEdit or LibreOffice, and sometimes select the text and change the font to one of those provided by Apple, like Geeza Pro.

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I have only been using os x for about 6 months, and I was wondering if using keynote is easier than power point? I am in school so I need to know if keynote will save in ppt format. The school that I go to only uses MS office 97 to 2004 format for all docs and power points. Is using keynote that much different?

i find keynote MUCH easier in almost all areas. it did take me a little learning in the beginning. the main thing to know is that apple uses a floating pallet call "inspector" to control just about all the details of the presentation. they also have a "formatting bar" which is conceptually similar to the formatting bars microsoft uses in the previous versions of office (font size, etc...).
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Try the suggestions mentioned in this KB doc.

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