The phrase "keynote document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a primary or central document that outlines the main points or themes of a presentation or event.
Example: "The keynote document for the conference provides an overview of the topics that will be discussed by the speakers."
Alternatives: "main document" or "primary document."
"A word processor document or Keynote file, those are not public," Kawano says, noting that "who is Word for" is a hard question to ask.
iWork from Apple has much the same functionality but for a fraction of the price (£42 for Pages, Keynote and Numbers – its documents are compatible with Windows, too).
The film documents a Keynote presentation (which Gore refers to as "the slide show") that Gore has presented throughout the world.
These apps include Notes (where you can create a brief note to jot down your ideas or anything you want to write), Pages (where you can create documents with a few great features, such as choosing a document template), and Keynote (where you can customize a beautiful presentation, such as choosing a theme and adding transitions).
During the keynote, Box also announced support for document metadata and a new editing tool called Box Notes.
It features graphic prints documenting Aten Reign, a keynote installation which transformed the Guggenheim's atrium, plus three elliptical glass works in different rooms.
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For example, Apple's own Pages, Numbers and Keynote apps ($10 each) can edit Office documents, as can the free Google Drive app (text and spreadsheet documents only).
They have added full iWork document support: pages, numbers and keynote.
Apple upped the ante a bit by giving away six apps to buyers of the iPad Air: iMovie and iPhoto, to manage and edit videos and photos; Pages, to handle documents; Numbers, for spread sheets; Keynote, for presentations; and GarageBand, for creating music.
