Exporting Keynote slides to images

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  1. Reggie

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    I'm preparing a one-on-one Keynote (v2) presentation but would like to present the slides on my Nokia N800 which has a 800x480 screen. To do this, I have to save each slide as an image.

    I've tried exporting a keynote slide to jpg and it exported it in 1024x768. My presentation is about 50 slides and would not like to edit and crop each one.

    Is there an easier/faster way? Is there a special setting on Keynote somewhere to adjust the default size of the theme / screen?

    TIA.
     
    #1 Reggie, Jan 26, 2008
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    Yes there is. Go to Keynote, click inspector. The first icon is the document icon.
    Resize your slides there, then export again.

    The other way is to simply load up your current jpgs with any decent image editing program and resize it to the size you want. There are many freeware programs that can do batch resizing if you don't have an image editing program.

    Enjoy!

    Leo
     
  3. Reggie

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    #3 Reggie, Jan 26, 2008
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    Great tips! Thanks!
     

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