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4 Changing Object Properties

If you really want to take your creativity to the next level, Keynote is the tool for you. With

the design support of Keynote’s themes and the robust graphics of Mac OS X, you can get

just as much ﬂexibility as you want to work with. This chapter describes more advanced

features for manipulating graphics and other objects in your presentation.

You can directly manipulate object properties such as color, line style and thickness, shadow,

opacity, and orientation using the inspectors and the Fonts and Colors windows, as described

in the following sections.

Using Color and Image Fills

You can create interesting effects with color in Keynote. Objects that you draw using the

drawing tools can be ﬁlled with solid colors, color gradients, or even with an image, such as a

photo or other graphic, that you drag in from the Finder or from iPhoto. You can also adjust

the opacity of an object. Giving an object a lower opacity makes it more transparent. You can

even use these ﬁll and opacity effects to enhance charts by selecting an individual bar or pie

wedge in the chart and then selecting the desired effect.

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