If you need to present a topic, Keynote is the tool for you! Forget about PowerPoint ... Keynote is made for your Mac ...If you're using a Mac computer, Keynote '09 is the perfect presentation tool. You can use Keynote to display text, bullet points, graphs, pictures and even full QuickTime movies. It's an amazing and versatile tool for adding spice to your public presentations.In this tutorial by Gary Atkins, you'll learn how to create, edit, manage, and deploy complex and visually engaging presentations. Gary shows you how to build slides, use transitions, and add objects to your project to create presentations that will impress your audience, everytime.This is a comprehensive tutorial, but you don't need to watch the entire show. Use the detailed menus and keyword search functions to quickly find topics of interest. For a full list of this tutorial's topics, see the Table of Contents.Table of Contents:01. Introduction02. What's New in Keynote '0903. Starting Keynote04. Presenter Guide Lines05. Choosing a Theme and Slide Size06. Naming and Saving a File07. Save As Key Command08. Creating a New Slide09. Saving a File10. Changing the View11. Adding a Slide in Outline View12. Applying a Master Slide Layout13. Maximize/Minimize the Keynote Window14. Scrolling and Zooming15. The Zoom Menu16. Playing a Slideshow17. Quitting Keynote18. Opening a Recent File19. Close and Open Key Commands20. Spell Check21. Spell Check Key Commands22. Speech to Text as a Editing Tool23. Undo and Redo24. Presentation Demo25. Creating a New Presentation26. Switching Programs Key Command27. Copying and Pasting28. The View Menu29. The View Button30. Changing Fonts, Size and Color31. Font Style and Formatting32. Adding Stroke and Fill to a Text Box33. Colors Button34. Working with the Fonts Window35. Font Effects36. Font Collections37. Font Panel Actions Button38. Font Size Key Commands39. New Slide Navigator View40. Cut, Copy and Paste41. Duplicating and Deleting Slides42. Moving Slides43. Moving Around Your Presentation44. Grouping Your Slides45. Using Comments to Organize Your Slides46. Show/Hide the Inspector Window47. Formatting Text48. Formatting Columns49. Formatting Bullets50. Formatting Numbering51. Adding a Text Box52. Numbering Slides53. Adding a Table54. Adding a Chart55. Inserting Graphics from another Program56. Resizing Graphics or Pictures57. Inserting Pictures from iPhoto58. Resizing and Positioning Pictures with the Inspecto...59. Changing the Background Color of a Slide60. Using Instant Alpha to Remove Background Colors61. Adding Reflections & Shadows62. Adding Shapes63. Animating Pictures64. Placing Audio on a Slide from iTunes65. Audio Settings66. Inserting a Movie (from iPhoto or iMovie)67. Movie Settings68. Applying a Theme Using the Toolbar69. Applying a Theme from Master Slides70. Applying a Theme to All Slides71. Slide Transitions72. Using Transitions to Organize Your Slides73. Magic Moves Transition74. Animating Bullets Using Object Builds75. Animating Images Using Object Builds76. Animating Charts Using Object Builds77. Presenter Notes78. Printing Your Handouts & Presenter Notes79. Rehearse Slideshow80. Record and Play Slideshow81. Keynote Remote82. Exporting as a QuickTime Movie83. Viewing a QuickTime Movie84. Exporting as a PowerPoint File85. Exporting as a PDF File86. Exporting as a Pod Cast87. Sharing Your File Using Mail88. Using iWork.com Part 189. Using iWork.com Part 290. Wrap Up
