MOBILE

Ipad : Presentations with Keynote - Building Your Own Slide

3/19/2012 9:22:21 AM
You can remove items and add your own to any template. We can practice adding your own elements to a slide by using the blank template.

1.
Start a new document or continue from the previous example. Tap + to add a new slide.

2.
Choose the blank slide to the lower right.

3.
Tap the Image button at the top to add an element.

4.
Tap Media.

5.
Select an album, and then select a photo from that album.

6.
With the photo selected, grab one of the blue dots and shrink the image.

7.
With the image selected, tap the i button and then tap Style.

8.
Tap the bottom right of the six basic image styles or tap Style Options to customize the look of the photo even more.

Select All

To select all objects, tap a space with no objects. After a short delay, tap there again and then you can choose Select All.

9.
Add two more images using steps 3 to 8.

10.
To select multiple items, use two fingers. Tap the first image with one finger and hold it. Use a second figure to tap the other two images to add them to the selection. Then drag all three images into a better position.

11.
Tap the Image button to add another element.

Tables and Charts Anyone?

You can also add table and charts, even basic shapes, in the same way you would do it in Pages. There are a lot of similarities between using Pages and using Keynote.

12.
Tap Shapes.

13.
Tap the first element, a T, which represents a plain text box.

14.
Tap outside the menu to dismiss it.

15.
Tap the text box to select it.

16.
Drag it to a new position and expand it.

17.
Double-tap in the text box to enter some text.

18.
With the text selected, tap the i button.

19.
Tap Text to change the font style in the same way you do in Pages.

20.
Make the text bold by tapping B.

21.
Tap outside the menu to dismis it.

22.
Your text is now bold.

Other  
  •  Ipad : Presentations with Keynote - Building a Simple Presentation
  •  Programming .NET Framework 3.5 : Using Data Synchronization Services (part 3) - Handling Concurrency Errors
  •  Programming .NET Framework 3.5 : Using Data Synchronization Services (part 2) - Completing the Service & Completing the Client
  •  Programming .NET Framework 3.5 : Using Data Synchronization Services (part 1)
  •  # BlackBerry Java Application Development : Networking - HTTP Basics
  •  Mobile Phone Game Programming : Analyzing 2D Sprite Animation
  •  Mobile Phone Game Programming : Understanding Animation
  •  Synchronizing Mobile Data - Using Merge Replication (part 2) - Programming for Merge Replication
  •  Synchronizing Mobile Data - Using Merge Replication (part 1) - Using Good Design to Avoid Synchronization Failures
  •  Windows Phone 7 Advanced Programming Model : Advanced Data Binding (part 4) - Data Bind to Anything
  •  Windows Phone 7 Advanced Programming Model : Advanced Data Binding (part 3) - Showing Progress & Lazy Load Images
  •  Windows Phone 7 Advanced Programming Model : Advanced Data Binding (part 2) - Syndicated Services
  •  Windows Phone 7 Advanced Programming Model : Advanced Data Binding (part 1)
  •  Beginning Android 3 : The Input Method Framework - Fitting In
  •  Mobile Application Security : Mobile Geolocation - Geolocation Methods & Geolocation Implementation
  •  Mobile Application Security : SMS Security - Application Attacks & Walkthroughs
  •  iPad SDK : Popovers - The Stroke Width Popover
  •  iPad SDK : Popovers - The Font Size Popover
  •  Beginning Android 3 : The Input Method Framework - Tailored to Your Needs
  •  Beginning Android 3 : Working with Containers - Scrollwork
  •  
    Top 10
    -  Nikon 1 J2 With Stylish Design And Dependable Image And Video Quality
    -  Canon Powershot D20 - Super-Durable Waterproof Camera
    -  Fujifilm Finepix F800EXR – Another Excellent EXR
    -  Sony NEX-6 – The Best Compact Camera
    -  Teufel Cubycon 2 – An Excellent All-In-One For Films
    -  Dell S2740L - A Beautifully Crafted 27-inch IPS Monitor
    -  Philips 55PFL6007T With Fantastic Picture Quality
    -  Philips Gioco 278G4 – An Excellent 27-inch Screen
    -  Sony VPL-HW50ES – Sony’s Best Home Cinema Projector
    -  Windows Vista : Installing and Running Applications - Launching Applications
    Most View
    -  Bamboo Splash - Powerful Specs And Friendly Interface
    -  Powered By Windows (Part 2) - Toshiba Satellite U840 Series, Philips E248C3 MODA Lightframe Monitor & HP Envy Spectre 14
    -  MSI X79A-GD65 8D - Power without the Cost
    -  Canon EOS M With Wonderful Touchscreen Interface (Part 1)
    -  Windows Server 2003 : Building an Active Directory Structure (part 1) - The First Domain
    -  Personalize Your iPhone Case
    -  Speed ​​up browsing with a faster DNS
    -  Using and Configuring Public Folder Sharing
    -  Extending the Real-Time Communications Functionality of Exchange Server 2007 : Installing OCS 2007 (part 1)
    -  Google, privacy & you (Part 1)
    -  iPhone Application Development : Making Multivalue Choices with Pickers - Understanding Pickers
    -  Microsoft Surface With Windows RT - Truly A Unique Tablet
    -  Network Configuration & Troubleshooting (Part 1)
    -  Panasonic Lumix GH3 – The Fastest Touchscreen-Camera (Part 2)
    -  Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2005 : FOR XML Commands (part 3) - OPENXML Enhancements in SQL Server 2005
    -  Exchange Server 2010 : Track Exchange Performance (part 2) - Test the Performance Limitations in a Lab
    -  Extra Network Hardware Round-Up (Part 2) - NAS Drives, Media Center Extenders & Games Consoles
    -  Windows Server 2003 : Planning a Host Name Resolution Strategy - Understanding Name Resolution Requirements
    -  Google’s Data Liberation Front (Part 2)
    -  Datacolor SpyderLensCal (Part 1)