Is it true, the Keynote app can only be run from iCloud? I often have bad to no internet access, and so now it appears I can no longer run the Keynote app because it will only run from iCloud???? Really? Can't I download the app to my computer? I have a 2018 powerbook and running Ventura 13.0.1 OS.
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 13.0
Keynote for Mac is a standalone application for the Mac, it does not require an internet connection to be able to use it. It is installed from the Mac App Store: Keynote - Apple
Keynote for iCloud is the online version which runs on the web browser and requires an internet connection.
Keynote for Mac is a standalone application for the Mac, it does not require an internet connection to be able to use it. It is installed from the Mac App Store: Keynote - Apple
Keynote for iCloud is the online version which runs on the web browser and requires an internet connection.
As you need to replace Keynote and not update, I suggest you follow this procedure to uninstall Keynote completely, then download Keynote from the Mac App Store:
If you have a version of Keynote stored on iCloud, delete it.
Gary, thank you for your reply, but I can't seem to download it to my computer. My old Keynote app was "non responsive", and I couldn't open it. So I went to the apple store and downloaded a new Keynote. But it would only download to my iCloud. I can't get it to download to my computer.
When I click on the link you provided above, it knows I've downloaded it, so it doesn't give me the download option again, only an "open" option, and I can only open it on iCloud, IF I have an internet connection. Otherwise, I just can't run it at all. I tried dragging the app from iCloud to my computer hard drive, but that didn't work. Any other ideas?
Wow, all that to get a working version of Keynote on my computer. How did it get to be so hard! And I have to download (and trust) another app completely. OK, I'll try it -- soon. Maybe I don't really need Keynote anymore.
WIFI necessary to run Keynote?
