Although it operates in the cloud, the files can be both printed and shared. Making certain that just about any Keynote file will be accessible, file sizes can be up to 1 GB and images of up to 10 MB in size can be inserted into a Keynote presentation. After log-in to iCloud, select Keynote from the start screen and either create a new Keynote file, or upload an existing Keynote file for editing. To start using Keynote on a Windows computer, create an iCloud account. Keynote files can be opened from a Windows computer after they are uploaded to Keynote for iCloud. As such, Keynote can be accessed by Windows users, Chrome users, and Mac users through iCloud. The applications run on Apple’s servers, and can be accessed anywhere you have a broadband connection. Running Keynote on Windows computers uses Apple’s iWork for iCloud apps, which operates in manner similar to Google Docs. To use Keynote while working on Windows, you need a modern web browser and an Internet connection. The latest version of Keynote imports PowerPoint PPTX files and exports to the same file format if needed. While Keynote can continue to export files to the PowerPoint format, Windows users can now work directly within Apple Keynote if they prefer. Originally, in order to share Keynote files with Windows PC users, the files needed to be exported to the PowerPoint format but this is no longer required. The keynote presentation app from Apple was originally designed for Mac OS computers from Apple, and then for the iOS mobile devices including iPhone and iPad but now Keynote can be used on Windows computers. Yes, you can run Apple Keynote on Windows PC computers.

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