Thanks John, that answers my major concern. Like I said I'm trying to keep it simple. I'm not using any frames but I do have a few slides where there are two or three pictures on s slide. These are side by side, like with a hosta leaf on the left and the tag on the right. Will both show as I hope? Also in many of these multiples, I have layered the photos. Maybe even used a shape (black) to hide some background. Is this getting too omplicated for exporting to Powerpoint?
Anne On Sep 21, 2012, at 10:03 PM, John Robinson wrote: > Anne, > > Once you have added all your photo's you can select all the thumbnails that > you want the SAME transition to run (highlight them all) then go to your > transitions and pick the one you want and then add the timing numbers you > want, the amount of time each photo will be shown and the amount of time > transitioning to the next photo. What works in Powerpoint I have no idea, I > never use it as Keynote is more robust so I run it from a laptop. > > The warning you had in your second email is telling you that if you use a > frame around your photo inside the less able Powerpoint the frame will be all > thats visible. I just created two VERY large Keynote programs for my 50 year > class reunion and the first set were all inside a picture album with the old > fashion triangle corners holding the photo on the sheet. I exported it as a > QuickTime movie and added it to FinalCut where I could add the woosh of the > page turn as each photo was transitioned to the next. This won't be possible > with Powerpoint, you'll need to have the photo's plain with no item in the > background. _______________________________________________ MacGroup mailing list [email protected] http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
