Lose transparency when exported to PDF

I use keynote vector shapes with garadient from transparent to solid color, so new version of keynote UPD version 13.2 (7038.0.87) on Ventura kills transparency. So the solution is hard now – export through print, but not for all participants it is convenient and possible

iMac 27″

Posted on Nov 16, 2023 12:57 AM

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