Keynote User Guide for Mac
- Welcome
 - What’s new
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- Change object transparency
 - Fill shapes and text boxes with color or an image
 - Add a border to an object
 - Add a caption or title
 - Add a reflection or shadow
 - Use object styles
 - Resize, rotate, and flip objects
 - Move and edit objects using the object list
 - Add linked objects to make your presentation interactive
 
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- Send a presentation
 - Intro to collaboration
 - Invite others to collaborate
 - Collaborate on a shared presentation
 - See the latest activity in a shared presentation
 - Change a shared presentation’s settings
 - Stop sharing a presentation
 - Shared folders and collaboration
 - Use Box to collaborate
 - Create an animated GIF
 - Post your presentation in a blog
 
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- Use iCloud Drive with Keynote
 - Export to PowerPoint or another file format
 - Reduce the presentation file size
 - Save a large presentation as a package file
 - Restore an earlier version of a presentation
 - Move a presentation
 - Delete a presentation
 - Password-protect a presentation
 - Lock a presentation
 - Create and manage custom themes
 
 - Copyright
 

Find a Keynote presentation on Mac
You can find recently opened presentations in Keynote, or use Spotlight to search for a presentation by its title or content (including text, author name, media file names, video and image descriptions, comments, and more). Spotlight searches your Mac and email attachments.
Find a presentation
Do one of the following:
Find a recently opened presentation: Go to the Keynote app
 on your Mac, choose File > Open Recent (from the File menu at the top of your screen), then choose the presentation. Keynote shows the last ten presentations you opened.Search for a presentation by its title or content: Click the Spotlight
 icon in the menu bar in the top-right corner of your screen, then type what you’re looking for in the search field—results appear as you type. In the search results, double-click the presentation to open it.To see the presentation’s location on your Mac, select the file, then press and hold the Command key.