Screening a Keynote slideshow on a PC

[Mike Kwasniak]

Hi All,

I’m presenting my Theatre photography talk to a local Arts Association next week and they have asked for the slideshow to be presented on a memory stick, with a view to running the show on their Windows PC.

I see that I can export the slideshow to a powerpoint file, but can anyone tell me how I should format the memory stick so that they will be able to see it?

Many thanks,

Mike

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[Jim]

FAT32 is the most common and most compatible with new and old devices. Many USB flash drives are sold with FAT32 as default. However, there is a 4 GB file size limit.

ExFAT would also work well, and has a much larger max file size.

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[Richard]

Format your thumb drive as exfat and master boot record in disk utility and both windows and mac can see the files.

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