Apple Keynote '09 - Manual (Page 115)

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2 Select the slide in the Slide Navigator and press Command-D to duplicate the slide.
3 On the copy of the slide, reposition and resize some or all of the text, shapes, and
images on the slide.
4 Add any additional text or graphics you want to add to the copied slide, and delete
any objects you don’t want on it.
5 Select the first slide of the pair and apply the Magic Move transition.
Tips for Creating a Transition Using Text Effects
Text effect transitions include Anagram, Shimmer, Sparkle, and Swing. For best results
with text effects transitions, use two consecutive slides containing simple, prominent
text with some letters in common. Make the text on both slides the same font and
size. For the Anagram and Swing transitions, make sure the text is also placed in the
same position on both slides.
To set up a transition using text effects:
1 Create a slide containing simple, prominent text (for example, a title or short
proclamation).
2 Select the slide in the Slide Navigator and press Command-D to duplicate the slide.
3 On the copy of the slide, delete the existing text and type the text you want on the slide.
Make sure the new text is something simple and that it contains at least a few of the
same letters as on the first slide.
4 Select the first slide of the pair and apply the text effect transition you prefer.
Tips for Creating a Transition Using Object Effects
Object effect transitions include Object Push, Object Zoom, Perspective, and Revolve.
For best results with object effects transitions, use two consecutive slides containing
several prominent images or other large graphics.
To set up a transition using object effects:
1 Create a slide containing several prominent graphics (for example, photos or large logos).
2 Create a second slide, immediately following the first, also containing several
prominent graphics.
3 Select the first slide of the pair and apply the object effect transition you prefer.
About Animating Slides with Object Builds
You can use object builds to animate individual or grouped elements on a slide:
 Build In effects make elements appear or move onto a slide, and Build Out effects
make elements disappear or move off a slide.
 Action builds animate elements within a slide.