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Keynote 1.1

Apple released Keynote 1.1 today. Improvements are detailed:

- Improved PowerPoint import and export compatibility

- Enhanced performance of imported QuickTime video

- Option to maintain 3D transitions within projected screen area (non-clipping rotation)

- Improved interaction and feedback while working with slides in the Navigator

- Option to down-sample images upon import

- Reduced size of Keynote themes and files

- Reduced size of exported PDF files

- Optimized playback of exported QuickTime files

- Ability to jump to specific slide during slideshow

- Ability to show series labels on vertical bar charts

Keynoteuser.com has already posted a brief Review of Keynote 1.1.

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