In the last episode I showed you how to import a PowerPoint file into Keynote. This time I’ll go into a lot more detail showing you how to select a new theme, reformat text, and fix other problems that remain.
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Here’s a real world example of a chart adapted to a slide and how some simple changes make the chart more readable and easier to understand.
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Images can be a great visual aid. But when you’re using a black or gradient slide background and the image is surrounded by a white square it can look tacky. Here’s how to use a tool in Keynote to selectively remove the background of an image to make it really fit the slide design.
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Adding images to Keynote couldn’t be easier than this – I’ll show you how to insert a set of images so that each fills the screen on a separate slide.
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You’ve probably seen countless presentations with grainy, pixelated images. That’s because the presenter uses an image with a low resolution – a common mistake when pulling images from Google. Here’s how you ensure that the image you download is the highest quality possible for your presentation.
