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To rotate the object, choose Rotate from the Eect pop-up menu, and then choose Â

a Direction from the pop-up menu. Set an angle in the Rotate eld to specify how

much you want the object to turn. Choose an acceleration style in the pop-up

menu, and then set a duration in the eld; a shorter duration means the object will

turn faster.

You can make an object spin around once by setting an angle of 360º. Setting an

angle that’s a multiple of 360º will make the object spin around multiple times.

To shrink or expand the object, choose Scale from the Eect pop-up menu, and then Â

use the Scale slider or eld to set the object’s nal size (up to 200 percent). Choose

an acceleration style from the pop-up menu, and then set a duration in the eld; a

shorter duration means the object will change size more quickly.

To resize or rotate an object as it moves across the slide:

1 Click Inspector in the toolbar and click the Build inspector button.

2 Click Action.

3 On a slide, select an object (an image, shape, text box, chart, movie or other media le,

or table).

4 Choose Move from the Eect pop-up menu.

On the slide canvas, a red line connected to a “ghosted” (transparent) version of the

object appears, showing the object’s destination.

5 Drag the ghosted object to its destination on the slide canvas.

6 Do either or both of the following:

To shrink or expand the object, resize the ghosted object by dragging its selection Â

handles (as you would with an ordinary object). The new size of the ghosted object

should represent the nal size you want the object to have.

To rotate the object, hold down the Command key while holding the pointer over Â

a corner of the object’s bounding box. When the pointer turns into a curved arrow,

drag the corner of the bounding box to rotate the object (as you would with an

ordinary object). The new position of the ghosted object should represent the nal

orientation you want the object to have.

7 If you want the object to continue its motion along a new path segment, click the Add

Path button and specify the path.

Building a Series of Images on a Single Slide (Smart Builds)

Keynote provides a simple way to build a series of photos or other images on a single

slide with animated transitions in between them. These build eects are called Smart

Builds. It’s easy to set up a Smart Build using the default speed, build direction, and

other attributes that are already dened for each build eect. But you can customize

the details, if you wish.

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