The Keynote for Mac Introduction quick reference guide for Apple's presentation software will give concise instructions, tips, and shortcuts to create presentations. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using Keynote.Note: This is the most recent version of Keynote if you are using Mac OS X Mavericks (version 10.9) or earlier. If you are using Yosemite, then look for this guide instead: Keynote for Mac 6.5 Introduction which is being released under 978-1939791399. The following topics are covered:Creating Slides: Using the Navigator; Adding a New Slide; Changing a Slide's Layout; Deleting a Slide; Changing Slide; Dimensions; Showing Rulers; Changing the Slideshow Theme; Entering Text into a Placeholder; Adding Other Text on the Slide; Using the Format Inspector to Change Font, Size, Bold, Italic, etc.; Changing Text Color; Changing Paragraph Alignment; Changing Line Spacing; Changing Paragraph Spacing; Creating Bulleted or Numbered Lists; Changing Capitalization; Deleting an Element on a Slide; Viewing Many Slides at Once; Rearranging Slides; Using the Outline View; Changing Background Color of a Slide; Changing the Master Slide; Creating a Chart; Inserting Images, Music or Videos; Inserting Shapes; Working with Shapes and Other Objects; Arranging Stacking Order of Objects; Grouping Objects; Assigning Transition Effects and Timings for a Slideshow; Animating an Object; Recording a Voiceover for a Presentation; Playing Audio Across Slide.Running a Slideshow: Skipping a Slide; Automating a Presentation; Creating Presenter Notes; Printing Handouts, Outlines or Slides.Also includes a list of shortcuts for formatting, text selection, and for during the slideshow.Recommended companion title covering iWork basics: Pages, Keynote, Numbers Essentials (ISBN 978-1939791191).

The Keynote for Mac Introduction (version 6.6) quick reference guide for Apple's presentation software will give concise instructions, tips, and shortcuts to create presentations. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using Keynote.Recommended companion title covering iWork basics: Pages, Keynotes, Numbers Essentials for Mac, Version x.6 (ISBN 978-1944684006).The following topics are covered:Creating Slides: Using the Navigator; Adding a New Slide; Changing a Slide's Layout; Deleting a Slide; Changing Slide; Dimensions; Showing Rulers; Changing the Slideshow Theme; Entering Text into a Placeholder; Adding Other Text on the Slide; Using the Format Inspector to Change Font, Size, Bold, Italic, etc.; Changing Text Color; Changing Paragraph Alignment; Changing Line Spacing; Changing Paragraph Spacing; Creating Bulleted or Numbered Lists; Changing Capitalization; Deleting an Element on a Slide; Viewing Many Slides at Once; Rearranging Slides; Using the Outline View; Changing Background Color of a Slide; Changing the Master Slide; Creating a Chart; Inserting Images, Music or Videos; Inserting Shapes; Working with Shapes and Other Objects; Arranging Stacking Order of Objects; Grouping Objects; Assigning Transition Effects and Timings for a Slideshow; Animating an Object; Recording a Voiceover for a Presentation; Playing Audio Across Slide.Running a Slideshow: Skipping a Slide; Automating a Presentation; Creating Presenter Notes; Printing Handouts, Outlines or Slides.

This Keynote for Mac Introduction quick reference guide (version 7) for Apple's presentation software gives concise instructions, tips, and shortcuts for features to help you create presentations. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using Keynote for Mac (version 7). This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide. Recommended companion title covering iWork basics: Pages 6, Keynote 7, Numbers 4 for Mac Essentials (ISBN 9781944684303). Topics include: Creating Slides: Using the Navigator; Adding a New Slide; Changing a Slide's Layout; Deleting a Slide; Changing Slide Dimensions; Showing Rulers; Changing the Slideshow Theme; Entering Text into a Placeholder; Adding Other Text on the Slide; Using the Format Inspector to Change Font, Size, Bold, Italic, etc.; Changing Text Color; Changing Paragraph Alignment; Changing Line Spacing; Changing Paragraph Spacing; Creating Bulleted or Numbered Lists; Changing Capitalization; Deleting an Element on a Slide; Viewing Many Slides at Once; Rearranging Slides; Using the Outline View; Changing Background Color of a Slide; Changing the Master Slide; Creating a Chart; Inserting Images, Music or Videos; Inserting Shapes; Working with Shapes and Other Objects; Arranging Stacking Order of Objects; Grouping Objects; Assigning Transition Effects and Timings for a Slideshow; Animating an Object; Recording a Voiceover for a Presentation; Playing Audio Across Slide. Running a Slideshow: Skipping a Slide; Automating a Presentation; Creating Presenter Notes; Printing Handouts, Outlines or Slides. Also Includes: Lists of Selection and slideshow shortcuts.

The Pages, Keynote, & Numbers Essentials for Mac quick reference guide covers basic features that are common to Pages, Keynote, and Numbers Apple's iWork suite of office software. Great companion product to our Pages for Mac, Keynote for Mac, and Numbers for Mac Introduction guides. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to get started with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers.Note: This is for the most recent versions of Pages, Keynote and Numbers if you are using Mac OS X Mavericks (version 10.9) or earlier. If you are using Yosemite or El Capitan, then look for one of these guides instead: Pages, Keynote, Numbers Essentials version x.5 (ISBN 978-1939791412), or Pages, Keynote, Numbers Essentials version x.6 (ISBN 978-1944684006). The following topics are covered:Creating a New Document: Opening an Existing Document; Saving a Document; Duplicating a Document; Reverting to an Earlier Version; Opening a Microsoft Office Document; Exporting to Microsoft Office, PDF or Other Formats; Viewing On-Screen Tips; Renaming, Moving, or Tagging a Document; Using iCloud, Collaborating via iCloud; Working in Full-Screen Mode; Adjusting the Zoom.Formatting: Using Cut, Copy, Paste to Move or Copy Text or Objects; Moving or Copying by Dragging; Undoing an Action. Using the Special Character Panel; Using the Format Inspector; Changing the Size or Font of Text; Enhancing Text: Bold, Italic, etc.; Copying Formatting; Inserting a Table; Add/Remove Table Rows or Columns. Using Find and Replace; Inserting Images, Music, or Videos: Using the Media Browser, Inserting from Finder; Resizing Graphics; Inserting Shapes; Resizing a Shape; Adding Text to a Shape. Moving an Object; Selecting Multiple Objects.Other: Adding Comments; Using the Dictionary and Thesaurus; Using Dictation; Using Text to Speech; Customizing the Toolbar; Sending the Document as an Email Attachment; Printing the Document.Also includes: Lists of Selection and Movement Shortcuts.

The Pages, Keynote, & Numbers Essentials for Mac quick reference guide covers basic features that are common to Pages 5.6, Keynote 6.6, and Numbers 3.6-- Apple's iWork suite of office software. Great companion product to our Pages for Mac, Keynote for Mac, and Numbers for Mac Introduction guides. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to get started with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers.The following topics are covered:Creating a New Document: Opening an Existing Document; Saving a Document; Duplicating a Document; Reverting to an Earlier Version; Opening a Microsoft Office Document; Exporting to Microsoft Office, PDF or Other Formats; Viewing On-Screen Tips; Renaming, Moving, or Tagging a Document; Using iCloud, Collaborating via iCloud; Working in Full-Screen Mode; Adjusting the Zoom.Formatting: Using Cut, Copy, Paste to Move or Copy Text or Objects; Moving or Copying by Dragging; Undoing an Action. Using the Special Character Panel; Using the Format Inspector; Changing the Size or Font of Text; Enhancing Text: Bold, Italic, etc.; Copying Formatting; Inserting a Table; Add/Remove Table Rows or Columns. Using Find and Replace; Inserting Images, Music, or Videos: Using the Media Browser, Inserting from Finder; Resizing Graphics; Inserting Shapes; Resizing a Shape; Adding Text to a Shape. Moving an Object; Selecting Multiple Objects.Other: Adding Comments; Using the Dictionary and Thesaurus; Using Dictation; Using Text to Speech; Customizing the Toolbar; Sending the Document as an Email Attachment; Printing the Document.Also includes: Lists of Selection and Movement Shortcuts.

The Pages, Keynote, & Numbers Essentials for Mac quick reference guide covers basic features that are common to Pages 5.5, Keynote 6.5, and Numbers 3.5-- Apple's iWork suite of office software. Great companion product to our Pages for Mac, Keynote for Mac, and Numbers for Mac Introduction guides. Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to get started with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers.Note: This version works on both Mac OS X Yosemite and El Capitan, although the newer versions (x.6) have been released. If you are using Mavericks or earlier, then look for this guide instead: Pages, Keynote, Numbers Essentials, version x.2 ISBN 978-1939791191. The following topics are covered:Creating a New Document: Opening an Existing Document; Saving a Document; Duplicating a Document; Reverting to an Earlier Version; Opening a Microsoft Office Document; Exporting to Microsoft Office, PDF or Other Formats; Viewing On-Screen Tips; Renaming, Moving, or Tagging a Document; Using iCloud, Collaborating via iCloud; Working in Full-Screen Mode; Adjusting the Zoom.Formatting: Using Cut, Copy, Paste to Move or Copy Text or Objects; Moving or Copying by Dragging; Undoing an Action. Using the Special Character Panel; Using the Format Inspector; Changing the Size or Font of Text; Enhancing Text: Bold, Italic, etc.; Copying Formatting; Inserting a Table; Add/Remove Table Rows or Columns. Using Find and Replace; Inserting Images, Music, or Videos: Using the Media Browser, Inserting from Finder; Resizing Graphics; Inserting Shapes; Resizing a Shape; Adding Text to a Shape. Moving an Object; Selecting Multiple Objects.Other: Adding Comments; Using the Dictionary and Thesaurus; Using Dictation; Using Text to Speech; Customizing the Toolbar; Sending the Document as an Email Attachment; Printing the Document.

The first task-based guide to Keynote is back, just in time for the revision of Apple's elegant presentation software, Keynote. Keynote 2 for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide gets readers quickly up-to-speed on the powerful presentation software through detailed step-by-step tasks and hundreds of screenshots. Business and educational users will want to start leveraging the power of Apple's graphics-intensive Keynote presentation software ($79, as part of Apple's iWork suite) immediately--dragging and dropping graphics, digital photos, QuickTime movies, and audio into their slide shows; creating animations, shadows, and labels for their charts and tables; producing dynamic drop shadows and cinematic transitions between slides; and more--and this Visual QuickProject Guide will show them how. Task-based instructions, peppered with plenty of full-color screenshots, tips, and sidebars make it easy to dive in and start creating high-impact presentations in no time. Readers will learn how to use Keynote's professionally designed "themes" to create coordinated backgrounds, fonts, colors, bullets, tables, and charts in seconds.