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In Keynote for the iPad, I am getting this message popping up as soon as I open the presentation. This is happening on one presentation only, but not every time I open it.
I am merely opening the presentation to show in my classroom. I am doing nothing, (as far as I know) to tell Keynote that I want to collaborate with anyone on this presentation. Where is the setting to turn this off?
iPad Air 4 Wi-Fi
Hi augratin,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. We understand when you open Keynote you sometimes see a messages that says "Update to Collaborate". It appears this message is just letting you know an update is available and it allows you to collaborate with others if you'd like to utilize this feature. Once you update Keynote, you won't see this message anymore and you don't have to use the collaboration feature. Just select "Update Keynote Now" when you see this message in order to update. Or follow these steps:
We hope this helps clarify things.
Take care.
Hi augratin,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. We understand when you open Keynote you sometimes see a messages that says "Update to Collaborate". It appears this message is just letting you know an update is available and it allows you to collaborate with others if you'd like to utilize this feature. Once you update Keynote, you won't see this message anymore and you don't have to use the collaboration feature. Just select "Update Keynote Now" when you see this message in order to update. Or follow these steps:
We hope this helps clarify things.
Take care.
Just to restate: this is happening with only one out of my 200+ presentations. If it were a nag screen to get me to update, it would be happening when I open any presentation.
As for updating, my environment has to remain stable while I’m working. Any hardware or software configuration changes or version updates have to wait until an appropriate down time window arrives, just in case the update goes sour. This is standard procedure in any IT environment. I’ll be able to update the app in March because the iPad will have several weeks of non-use.
Getting 'unable to collaborate' message; but I am not attempting to collaborate
