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Jump to new Keynote File at the end of Presentation

Apologies if this topic has been discussed, in the 11th hour for a solve. Is it possible to trigger a new keynote file at the end of my first Keynote file?

I know this can be triggered via "enable link" in the inspector on an object. I am wanting to run Keynote presentation "A" with an apple remote, then the last slide of Keynote A triggers new Keynote File "B".

possible? yes, I know I could just tail them together in one keynote file but that is not what I need to do. I need presenter B to be able to work independently until the last minute before the show and I just want to link to their file.

Thanks in advance for any solved or helpful answers.

Mac Pro 8 Core 16 GB RAM, Dual 2 G5 PPC 6.5 GB RAM, 17 and 15 PB, Mac OS X (10.4.10), Dual 23's, Blackmagic Intensity Pro, Cal Digit Raids, G-Tech Raids, Camera Gear

Posted on Sep 7, 2008 4:11 PM

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Sep 7, 2008 10:10 PM in response to David Jolosky

Hi David,

There's no way to make the last slide force a different presentation to open on its own, but you can set up the slide so that it has a link to an external presentation. Make sense?

Select the item on the slide you'd like to link from. In the Hyperlink Inspector, select "Enable as a hyperlink," and in the drop-down menu, select "Keynote File."

Now all you have to do is click on that element when you're running the slideshow, and your other presentation will automatically open.

Hope that helps!
—Hazy

Jump to new Keynote File at the end of Presentation

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