Keynote
						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
 

Save a large Keynote presentation as a package file on Mac
By default, Keynote saves your presentation as a single file. If your presentation is over 500 MB or contains large video or image files, Keynote may perform better if you save the presentation as a package.
Save a large presentation as a package
Save as a package file: Click anywhere in the presentation window to make it active, then choose File > Advanced > Change File Type > Package (from the File menu at the top of your screen).
Revert a package file to single-file format: Choose File > Advanced > Change File Type > Single File. You may need to revert because some web or email services don’t allow you to upload or attach a package file.
See the Apple Support article Save documents as a package or a single file for more information.
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