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Whenever I will copy & paste an image from the Internet onto Keynote, a loud, quick beeping noise will come up. This is the same beeping noise that would happen if your Mac cannot do something, eg: continously holding down the "Delete" key. This is really annoying, and is there any way to turn this off?
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.1)
This is the audible warning from the operating system of an "Illegal Action"
Your Mac doesnt like whatever you are doing, for example, copying media with digital rights management activated or images that have copy protection. This usually has the effect of bloating out your RAM memory so its not something to ignore.
This is the audible warning from the operating system of an "Illegal Action"
Your Mac doesnt like whatever you are doing, for example, copying media with digital rights management activated or images that have copy protection. This usually has the effect of bloating out your RAM memory so its not something to ignore.
How, thanks a lot, really great to know that now. If I delete the pictures from my Keynote slides, will my RAM memory be more safe? And for the future, is it just better to save the pictures from the Internet, and then post them on Keynote?
Yes better to save first then add to Keynote.
Beeping noise when copying and pasting on Keynote
