KeyNote Tutorial - Self Reference

1. How to edit the slide layout (like SlideMaster in PPT)

2. Change the slide to 16:9

3. Help on any topic

4. Border of a shape

5. Changing to Ink Style

6. Change the Point appropriately to make the size bigger

7. Change line color

8. Copy Style

9. Animation (Magic Move)

10. Animation Line Draw

11. Copy and Paste Animation

12. Ordering the line draw

13. When the transition should happen can be changed

14. CMD and + for increasing text size

15. CMD + SHIFT + . (or ,) for resizing the slide

16. Hand Written Text

17. Remove the cursor

18. BLACKBOARD EFFECT EXAMPLE

Change the slide layout

19. Duplicate the slide

20. Rename to Blackboard

21. Choose Advanced Image fill

22. Change the color to your choice for Blackboard

23. Exit Slide Layout

24. Change slide layout to Blackboard

25. Change line style and line color

26. Change Text Color

27. Record Voice

28. Delete Recording (bottom Right)

29. Continue Recording from a specific point

28. Export

CUSTOM SHAPES SAVING

1. Custom Shape Drawing

2. Saving

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