Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
I have hundreds of Keynote slides in different categories, which I often need to mix-and-match into presentations. I want to be able to have a database of slides, each associated with one or more keywords, so that I can find what I need, edit it (send it to) Keynote, and then group a bunch of them into a Keynote file. What might be a good way to do that?
I want to do the same thing. Surely this can't be so rare a wish? I want iTunes for Keynote!
I am happy to see that at least one other guy on our planet has the same demand. I am in the same situation as Michael L. It would be SOOO useful to have in Keynotes a possibility to set keywords associated with the slides, so that one could instantly get the collection of those which match the request. I am actually desperately in search of such a tool...
Keywords are built in to Mac OS and available for every file:
type them in to the comments section of Get Info (right click the file and select Get Info)
type some of the keywords in to Spotlight and the file will be found
Database for Keynote slides with keywords and send to Keynote?
