KeynotePro releases 'Oak Park' Keynote theme
2007-12-07 20:40:13 / MacNN
KeynotePro today released Oak Park for Keynote '08, a new theme for Apple's Keynote software designed to bring the Arts & Crafts movement design approach into the digital age. The theme boasts a richly-textured and hand-crafted look with a restrained, user-driven design, according to KeynotePro. "The included master slides - a range of standard, Ca...
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