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136 Chapter 9 Designing Your Own Master Slides and Themes
Important: A table has four distinct formatting areas: header row, header column,
inside borders, and outside borders. To make changes, you must set all the elements
in a formatting area. For example, to set a new default for header rows you must
change all the cells in the header row (not just one cell).
4 When the table is formatted as you wish, make the new properties the defaults by
selecting the table and doing one of the following:
 To make the table’s attributes the default for the current master, choose Format >
Advanced > Define Table for Current Master.
 To make the table’s attributes the default for all the masters in the current theme,
choose Format > Advanced > Define Table for All Masters.
5 Delete the table from the slide.
To set default chart attributes:
1 In the slide organizer, create a new slide based on the master slide you are designing.
2 Place a chart on the slide canvas.
3 Select the chart and set its attributes. (For more information, see “Creating Charts” on
page 89.)
4 To define defaults for another chart type, copy the chart and paste it on a new slide,
change the chart type, and set the chart attributes. Repeat this step for each chart
type.
5 When all the charts are formatted as you wish, select each of them, one at a time, and
make the new properties the default by doing one of the following:
 To make the chart’s attributes the default for the current master, choose Format >
Advanced > Define [chart] for Current Master.
 To make the chart’s attributes the default for all the masters in the current theme,
choose Format > Advanced > Define [chart] for All Masters.
 To make the chart’s type the default for all master slides in the current theme,
choose Format > Advanced > Make [chart] the Default Chart Type.
6 In the dialog that appears, specify the total number of series for which you are
defining attributes.
7 Delete the charts from the slides.
- Keynote 2 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4
- Welcome to Keynote 2 7
- Real-Time Animated Text 8
- Powerful Animation Tools 9
- Easy-to-Use Media Tools 10
- Present With Confidence 11
- Resources for Learning More 12
- Onscreen Help 14
- Keynote Quick Reference 14
- Web Resources 14
- Technical Support 14
- Overview of Keynote 15
- The Slide Canvas 16
- The Slide Organizer 17
- 18 Chapter 1 18
- Outline View 20
- The Notes Field 21
- Keynote Tools 22
- The Inspector Window 23
- The Font Panel 24
- The Colors Window 24
- Creating a Presentation 25
- Kinds of Slideshows 26
- Step 2: Create Your Slides 27
- Adding Text 28
- Adding Graphics 30
- Step 3: Organize Your Slides 32
- Step 4: Save Your Slideshow 33
- Step 5: Play Your Slideshow 35
- Working With Text, Graphics 37
- Specify how much space 41
- Click to format bullets 42
- Adding Images 44
- Adding Shapes 45
- Adding Pictures From iPhoto 46
- Choose Output Options 47
- Select “Save as File.” 47
- Choose PDF 47
- These buttons move an 48
- Cropping (Masking) Images 49
- Grouping and Locking Objects 50
- Using the Media Browser 52
- Adding a Movie or Animation 54
- For text hyperlinks, if you 59
- (Select the text first.) 59
- Modifying Layouts 61
- Changing the Slide Background 62
- Changing Object Properties 65
- Filling an Object With Color 67
- Adding Shadows 71
- Adjusting Opacity 72
- Select to maintain the 75
- Creating Tables 77
- Selecting Table Cells 78
- Selecting Table Cell Borders 79
- Formatting Tables 80
- Aligning Text in a Table Cell 84
- Formatting Cell Borders 85
- Creating Charts 89
- Adding a Chart 92
- Editing Chart Data 93
- Formatting Charts 94
- Setting Chart Colors 95
- Changing Chart Fonts 95
- Set a pie wedge apart by 101
- Slide Transitions 105
- Creating Object Builds 107
- Open the Build Order 108
- Text Builds 110
- Table Builds 111
- Chart Builds 112
- Viewing, Printing, and 113
- Exporting Your Slideshow 113
- Full-Screen Presentations 115
- Choose where slides display 117
- Setting Presentation Options 118
- During a presentation 120
- Changing the Slide Size 121
- Printing Your Slides 122
- Flash Documents 124
- PDF Files 124
- QuickTime 125
- PowerPoint 127
- Image Files 127
- Designing Your Own 129
- Master Slides and Themes 129
- Changing the Background 131
- Adding Alignment Guides 132
- This marker sets the 134
- Saving a Custom Theme 137
- Creating a Custom Theme 138
- Presentation Keyboard 139
- Shortcuts 139
- Inspectors at a Glance 141
- Build Inspector 142
- Text Inspector 142
- Graphic Inspector 143
- Metrics Inspector 143
- Table Inspector 144
- Chart Inspector 144
- Hyperlink Inspector 145
- QuickTime Inspector 145
- 148 Index 148
- Index 149 149
- 150 Index 150
- Index 151 151
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