Even today, there are issues with fonts and the like causing issues with PowerPoints made on a Mac running in Windows. It's not being snooty - it's the very rea

Even today, there are issues with fonts and the like causing issues with PowerPoints made on a Mac running in Windows. It's not being snooty - it's the very real fear that something will go wrong. For any Mac users who have had that happen to them, it's very embarrassing. It is more common with embedded figures and things like that for fonts to go all wonky. Even a PDF export doesn't always go well. General rule of thumb - the more complicated your slides, the greater the likelihood that things will go wrong.