My presentation looks different when I share it.

Thanks Viking OSX. Yes, but I have videos in my presentation that I want to share. So pdf won't work for that. I also have presentation notes. Pdf doesn't do that either.

Adobe has a sharing feature that provides a link to indesign docs that anyone can view in a web browser. No font substitutions there. The design looks just like your design. So it's possible. I would go that path, but there's no way to show notes. I thought Keynote could fit the bill.

Apple chose this other path. Or maybe there's a Keynote prefs box to check somewhere "Prevent font substitution."

Thanks Gary. I was looking at it on my own computer, which does have the presentation fonts installed. Theoretically the browser shouldn't have to replace the fonts. But it does.

Yes, I agree. the real solution is to use a standard web font. But even then the kerning/letterspacing doesn't seem to match up. Something about the way the browser flows the text is interpreted, not verbatim.

Thanks again for the advice.

Yes! That is correct. I want the viewers of my presentation to be able to re-visit the presentation later on, without having to open Keynote or be in an Apple environment. Because I don't know what their circumstances are, it would be great if they can view it in a web browser. And they can, but it won't look as nice as I designed it, and the text might re-break. *inserts sad emoji*