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Ipad : Presentations with Keynote - Adding Transitions (part 2) - Object Transitions

6/5/2012 9:31:47 AM

Object Transitions

In addition to the entire screen transforming from one slide to the next, you can also define how you want individual elements on the slide to appear.

1.
Start off with a slide that includes a title and a bullet list. Tap the Transitions button.

2.
Tap the slide’s title text.

3.
Tap the Build In button.


4.
Tap Blast to see a preview of the animation. You can also explore the Options, Delivery, and Order parts of the menu, but for this task we’ll leave those settings alone.


5.
Tap the bullet list.

6.
Tap Build In.


7.
Scroll down to Move In and tap it.

8.
Tap Delivery.

Don’t Build the First Object

A common mistake is to set every object to build, as we have in this example. Because the first object, the title, builds in, it means that nothing appears on the slide at first. You start off blank. Then the title appears and then the bullet items. Sometimes, though, you should start a slide with the title already on it.

9.
Tap By Bullet and then tap Done in the upper-right corner of the screen. The effect works by first showing you a blank screen, and then when you tap, the title appears with the Blast transition. Each of your next three taps makes a bullet appear.

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