I'm putting together a presentation using Keynote, and there's one thing I don't seem to be able to do - any experts out there?
I have a slide with four images on it, showing how sections of our company's network is set up - each image is in a quarter of the slide, and I'm highlighting each in turn to talk about it.
So, on viewing this slide, one image is displayed, the others aren't. I talk through each in turn, using a fading build-out on the currently shown image while fading in the next one at the same time.
All this is working fine, but I want to finish up with all four images displayed at once to show how the whole network is connected together. However, Keynote doesn't seem to let me add more than one build-in for each object.
Powerpoint lets me do this, but I want to do it in Keynote so I can export it as a Flash page for our intratubes. When I import a ppt created in Powerpoint, the final buildin of all the images is missing - so I'm guessing this can't be done in Keynote.
Before I work around this by creating a single large image and fade it in over the others, am I missing something?
By the way, although I'm new to Keynote, I'm not overdoing (I think) the transitions like most people do. Each one has a purpose.
I have a slide with four images on it, showing how sections of our company's network is set up - each image is in a quarter of the slide, and I'm highlighting each in turn to talk about it.
So, on viewing this slide, one image is displayed, the others aren't. I talk through each in turn, using a fading build-out on the currently shown image while fading in the next one at the same time.
All this is working fine, but I want to finish up with all four images displayed at once to show how the whole network is connected together. However, Keynote doesn't seem to let me add more than one build-in for each object.
Powerpoint lets me do this, but I want to do it in Keynote so I can export it as a Flash page for our intratubes. When I import a ppt created in Powerpoint, the final buildin of all the images is missing - so I'm guessing this can't be done in Keynote.
Before I work around this by creating a single large image and fade it in over the others, am I missing something?
By the way, although I'm new to Keynote, I'm not overdoing (I think) the transitions like most people do. Each one has a purpose.