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OK, here's a little slide show that I created. You see it has: 'welcome to our pet show',
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'the winners are' - and it shows 3 items and some bullets.
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I'm going to open up the Inspector. And what I'm going to do is
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select the text and double click the color well, choose crayon.
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As of right now, the color really isn't changing, and there's a reason for this.
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Let's go back one more time, click the color well again, and now change the colors.
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You have to make sure that your text is completely selected.
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Select the text, make sure you completely select it, and choose one of the color crayons, and you get some different colors.
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Now, we're going to close the Inspector out and go to our font.
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Now, what we're going to do is change the font to something a little more fancier.
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The word 'the winner' will have Caslon. And for the title 'welcome to our pet show',
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we'll also have same font. And we close the font out.
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We're going to open up the image library, and you choose the file, the Keynote file which is a library.
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And a slideshow will open up, but each slide will be an image.
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As you can see I'm going to scroll up here and pick an image of a globe.
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Double click that slide, click on the globe. And do Edit>copy. Let me move this out of the way for now.
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Go back to my document, click in an clickable area such as a text box, and paste.
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The globe becomes imported, but it's up to you to choose one of those handlebars,
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or those points, and scale down your globe, and position your globe in the middle. And the guides will help you along
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And if you really want absolute positioning,
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I highly suggest using the arrow keys on your keyboard to nudge the graphic into place.
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There are other ways to align things.
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We're going to create a text box, and you see it's right on top of my globe.
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So what we'll do is move this over, and you see a guide comes out.
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We'll select the text, and type 'the world', enter, 'will be there!'
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You've got to click on the edge of the text box slowly and carefully,
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and you can use the arrow keys to nudge your text box up and over.
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If you want to get technical, you can take it a step further.
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I'll just nudge this up a little bit more.
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You can drag a guide from your ruler,
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click and pull down a guide from the ruler, and you can use the guide to align your objects correctly.
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And that'll help the absolute positioning.
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d that'll help the absolute positioning.
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