How can I change the format of presenter notes for ALL slides in Keynote?

how do I apply the changes I make in one slide regarding presenter notes to ALL of the other slides?

The default text in notes cant be changed as of 6.1

The has to be done page by page:

Use the following keyboard commands to copy the formatting you want and then to paste the formatting to other text.

select the text you want to use then to copy the formatting: option command C

select the text you want to format, then to apply the format: option command V

I think this can be done using an Applescript or perhaps even an Automator script. I did have a script to do this but I cannot find it. Which is why I stumbled across your question. Good luck with the search. If I find it I will report it here.

This has always been an irritating feature of Keynote. What makes it more frustrating is that if you change the fonts on a master slide, they affect all slides, but you can't change the presenter notes on a master slide. Really tedious to change each one.

Using Keynote 6.2.2 or 6.5 create a paragraph style for the text in presenter notes:

change the text then click the + button and give it a name

then save the presentation aa a theme

when you want to change the presenter notes, type in the text then select the new theme and then change the text using the new paragraph style

Where is the proper location to Save this theme?

This does not seem to change ALL the Presenter Notes for All the slides in the Presentation... only the slide that i changed. :-(

This does not seem to change ALL the Presenter Notes for All the slides in the Presentation

Thats correct, each presenter notes page is treated as a separate page and presenter notes pages can't be selected all at once.

The work around is to either:

• create a paragraph style as per my previous post and apply the style individually (only two mouse clicks)
• set up presenter notes as required on slide 1, then duplicate the slide as many times as you need slides (command D), the dupe slides will use the text formatting from the first slide.