they can be purchased in the App Store for $9.99 each. The iPad version of Keynote can import presentations from the desktop version and from Microsoft's PowerPoint software. It also connects with the photos stored on my iPad, making it easy to include them in a presentation. It's a great tool for building digital albums and slideshows! There are a couple of issues with imported presentations. First, Keynote on the iPad doesn't have all the whistles and bells included in its desktop cousin ‐ or PowerPoint for that matter. The most likely issue you will face is missing fonts. The iPad version supports about 30 font styles and there is no facility to add more. Unless you already have a project underway, it's just as easy to start from scratch on the iPad. Keynote on the iPad includes 12 design themes. I chose the Photo Portfolio theme because it reminded me of the old family albums I remember. Each theme has several slide types available to include in your presentation. You choose which you want by touching the plus sign (+) at the bottom of the navigator pane on the left then touching the slide type you want. I’ve chosen the title slide with image type to get started.
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