I have an existing presentation and want to add 20 more slides. Do I have to add one slide at a time?
Also, I want to re-arrange slides, is there a way to take all the slides/photos currently in the presentation and put them in a folder...re-arrange and make a new presentation.
I find the re-shuffling ..one-by one..slow and tedious...
Most important is the loading of 20 photos to an existing presentation.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 9.1
To import a group of images: select the images using a Finder window then Drag and Drop the images onto the Navigator Panel in Keynote.
To rearrange slides in a presentation go to: View > Light Table then drag drop the slides to rearrange.
Trying to drag photos to the navigator panel in keynote to populate multiple slides... it will not allow me to drop anything in the navigator panel. I have tried directly from photos, from a file in finder and from a file on desktop, etc. NOTHING will drop anywhere except into one slide... any advice?
I still don't seem to be able to drag and drop more than one image...but I am working on it.
In a Finder window, set to list view:
use one of these methods to select files:
to select individual files: command and click (press the command key then click mouse)
I am trying to record/video/sound interviews,
Recording the FaceTime or Skype calls and using the iPhone video files is a perfectly acceptable way to do this.
Don't let the participants hand hold the iPhone, prop it on a table using an iPhone rest, see these ideas:
how to prop an iPhone
Hi Gary
Thanks...I really need a basic tutorial demonstrate how to "use" Keynote. However, the view light table was just what I previously could not find..txs. I still don't seem to be able to drag and drop more than one image...but I am working on it.
Since you are so helpful with these questions.... I am trying to record/video/sound interviews, i.e., calling people and asking the a few questions..and then downloading the conversation for inclusion in a keynote presentation. I tried Google hangout, but didn't work...and someone mentioned a FaceTime or Skype call, with Ecamm?
For now, I am asking people to record themselves (I provide the questions)on their smartphones...and I seem to be able to take video sent to me by e-mail, and include them in Keynote. They work... I am not looking for Academy Award quality...
Long story... I volunteered to do a slide and video presentation for a non-profit's 25th anniversary celebration... Way over my head... If I were 30 something , instead of 75 I might have a few more ideas... May 11th is approaching and if you have any ideas...shout them out!!
Thanks again,
Richard, in Seattle
adding multiple photos to Keynote
