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Introduction to OS X Keynote
Introduction to Tutor for OS X Keynote
Sample Presentation
A Quick Look at a Sample Presentation
Getting Around Keynote
What's New in Yosemite and Newer OS's
Keynote Preferences
Customizing the Toolbar
A Look at Keynote's Interface
Restoring a Previously Saved Version
Saving Presentations to iCloud and the Computer
Creating a Presentation Using Themes
Working with Slides
View Slides with Navigator, Light Table, and Outline
Working with Master Slides
Slide Titles, Body, and Changing Slide Templates
Adding, Rearranging, Grouping, and Skipping Slides
Working with Text
Adding and Selecting Text
Styling Text with Fonts, Color, and Alignment
Working with Text Layouts
Text Fills Borders, Shadows, and Reflections
Copy, Paste, and Paste and Match Style Text
Working with Tables
Adding, Selecting, Moving, and Resizing Tables
Adding, Moving, and Resizing Rows and Columns
Header Rows, Columns, and Footer Rows
Table Fills, Borders, Outlines, and Grid Lines
Adding Conditional Highlighting to Cells
Formatting Data in Cells
Working with Charts
Adding, Selecting, Moving, and Resizing Charts
Editing Chart Data
Changing Chart Types to 3D and Interactive
Chart Titles, Borders, Legends, and Fills
Selecting and Styling Axis, Series, and Wedges
Working with Shapes
Adding Text to Shapes
Drawing Shapes with Draw with Pen
Adding and Styling Lines
Adding, Resizing, Altering, and Styling Shapes
Working with Media
Adding Audio to Slides
Adding and Styling Movies
Adding a Mask and using Instant Alpha
Enhancing Photos and Making Adjustments
Adding, Resizing, and Styling Photos
Arranging and Layering Objects
Adding Comments to Slides and Objects
Connecting Objects
Rotating, Flipping, Grouping, and Locking Objects
Aligning and Distributing Objects
Sending Objects to the Front or Back
Animate with Transitions, Builds, and Actions
Animating Objects with Actions
Using the Magic Chart Build In
Animating with Build In's and Build Out's
Using the Magic Move Transition
Adding Transitions between Slides
Presenting your Presentation
Presenting with Multiple Monitors
Adding Navigation with Hyperlinks
Recording a Self-Playing Narration
Presentation Setup
Adding Presenter Notes
Sharing your Presentation
Sharing and Collaborating via iCloud
Sharing and Exporting by Sending a Copy

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