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TonyBaloney

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May 7, 2007
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I was wanting to know how to do the effect where one word drops in and smashes another word. Ive seen it in a couple of demonstrations but dont know how. thanks
 
I don't recall that text animation available in the public version of Keynote '09. I know what you mean, but I believe it's only available to Apple for their presentations.
 
oh really? that sucks. anyway well do you know to animate a single word in a text box as opposed to the entire contents of the box?
 
oh really? that sucks. anyway well do you know to animate a single word in a text box as opposed to the entire contents of the box?

It's a Build-In Action, so in Keynote's Inspector, select the third box, and choose the Build In tab. Once you select the text box, you can add effects to it.

UPDATE: Had to re-read your question, and sorry to say, I don't think it can be done with a single word. Hope my above tip helps anyway! :D
 

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No I meant one word within the text box like say the box said "I like macs." How would I animate the word "macs" while leaving the rest the same?
 
No I meant one word within the text box like say the box said "I like macs." How would I animate the word "macs" while leaving the rest the same?

Yes, I understand what you mean. Unfortunately, I do not believe that is possible with the current version of Keynote.
 
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