Hello Chris:
The results are the same, but the logistics are different. On the new Keynote,
you have a formatter tool, and you can change those parameters if, on the
slide, you select the text box, and then you go to that formatter. This new
keynote is kind of smart, and it gives you the
I like the new version as well.
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On Mar 16, 2014, at 9:06 AM, Daniela Rubio mabuha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Chris:
The results are the same, but the logistics are different. On the new
Keynote, you have a formatter tool, and you can change those parameters if,
on the
Is this different than the old version? I haven't upgraded to Mavericks
yet so I can't get the new iWorks. On the old one you could add a text
box by going to the Text Box button in the toolbar or choosing TextBox
under the Insert menu option. Once inserted it's basically an empty box.
I get
You just need to interact with the text box and move the handlers. By default,
VoiceOver scales it, and in this new version, you listen to accurate
information regarding the sise, which was not OK in past versions.
Also, you can look where in your slide the text box is going to the Disposition
Hello all.
Those of you who extensively use Keynote, have you figrued out how to
resize the objects inside the slides? For example, when I insert textboxes,
they are reported as having 0x0 size by default. I, naturally, want to
resize them.
Thanks for any help.
Best,
Vic
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