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OK let's go ahead and work with an image libraries and samples.
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If you go to the File menu, you can open up a sample. And you can choose the sample file,
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and then it'll import the sample: it's importing it slide-by-slide into Keynote.
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All the data and images are being imported. And of course, finally Keynote will open up the sample file, and there you go.
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Now, this little dialog that pops up means that the sample file has fonts that are not installed on your machine.
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You could just click OK to bypass this.
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Here are your slides within your project.
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These are slides that are created, and you can take a look at the charts that are here.
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The objects with transparency, they are transparent overlapping, and this date here.
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It says December 1st, and of course we have December 8th.
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You can actually double click this and actually change it.
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We'll change this to November. And here are some more pictures, some slides, and a Q&A.
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And this is just a sample that you can check out and see how it's designed.
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So you can model and adopt some ideas.
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Here are some flags, and you can move your slide around.
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You could indent your slides, and a good reason why you would want to indent your slides is
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to understand that there's information that has to do with the previous slide before it.
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And that they are relative - it could be the supporting points.
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And you collapse all your slides.
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If you go to the file menu now,
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we can open up the image library.
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Here's the image library, and you can pick and choose any one you like.
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Now I'm importing a Keynote file that contains images, and it's used as an image library.
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You can cut and paste the images from the image library file.
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Here's a beautiful picture of a skyscraper.
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Here's some gears, a road, a road with some clouds,
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space shuttle, architecture, stock market, and some more photos - on and on.
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These photos are very helpful.
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If we go to File menu again, we can open up another image library, which again is another Keynote file.
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We'll go ahead and select the next one. And now it'll go ahead and import this Keynote file or open this Keynote file,
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where you can see the images that you wish to use.
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Here is a Keynote file with symbols.
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And again we have a font dialog box -
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we can bypass that.
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So you see, image libraries are rather useful.
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So you see, image libraries are rather useful.
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