In my final year of high school, every student was given a Macbook for school use. I created a keynote presentation on it and saved the presentation to a flash drive.
I'm now trying to access the presentation on my Windows based laptop. However, the file only appears as a folder containing the images and information from the original file.
My question is: Is there a way to view the original Keynote file on a Windows based PC? If not, is there a freeware program that can convert the '.key' file into something that can be viewed on Windows?
Please don't suggest that I go into Keynote and export the presentation as a Powerpoint or anything else, because I lost access to the school Macbook (and therefore Keynote) when I graduated.
Unfortunately I believe you're SOL if you don't have access to a Mac with Keynote anymore. As far as I know, there's no way to open it without Keynote.
