Hi,
for some reason the default line color in my keynote has changed to white, which is really annoying since you can't see the line until you change the color back to black. This makes it almost impossible to draw custom shapes.
I can't seem to find a way to change it back to black. Any help?
I am using Keynote'09.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)
The default colour is white, and cant be changed, it used to be black in previous versions.
A work around is to create your own theme for a presentation where the colours and sizes are held in the master slide.
You can also use the copy style and paste style buttons in the tool bar to change the colour with a single click each time
The default colour is white, and cant be changed, it used to be black in previous versions.
A work around is to create your own theme for a presentation where the colours and sizes are held in the master slide.
You can also use the copy style and paste style buttons in the tool bar to change the colour with a single click each time
Doing the following does not work for you?
1 Select the object that you want to modify
2 Click Inspector in the toolbar, and then click the Graphic button
3 Choose Line from the Stroke pop-up menu
4 Choose a line style from the pop-up menu
5 Change the line color by clicking the color well and select a color
Gary,
My question was how to
Modify the default line color and not how to modify the color of an existing line. I don't want that my lines are white to start with. Obviously I can change them back to black after I created them, but it's an extra step that's unessesary when the default color is set to black to begin with.
How to change preset line color
