Join Richard Harrington for an in-depth discussion in this video Exporting full-screen PDFs, part of Keynote 6: Delivering Presentations.
…One option I often like to make is a full screen PDF.…Perhaps it's because I choose to share it to a…site like SlideShare, or maybe just leave it behind with others.…This is relatively easy to do in Keynote, but you do have a few choices.…While you can access PDF's from the Print menu,…and the slide view, these aren't truly full screen.…You'll see when you do this, that it's essentially a…printout, and it's going to size the content to the page.…Instead, choose the file menu and choose export to PDF.…
This allows you to export the presentation to the PDF format.…Generally speaking, I will choose to export this at best quality.…Additionally I will tell it to print each stage of builds.…Now you can decide to include presenter notes or skip…slides if you want but everything else looks pretty good.…And if needed you can assign a password to require it for open.…Type in a unique password.…And consider including a hint if necessary.…When you click Next, it will create the file.…And you can export it.…At this point, it's not necessarily a full screen PDF.…
Author
Richard Harrington
Released
7/31/2014- Describe the process for creating presenter notes.
- Summarize four key steps to take when rehearsing a presentation.
- Explain how to use the Keynote Remote to control a presentation.
- Identify the technology and equipment needed to run a presentation between three different combinations of computers and projectors or televisions.
- Distinguish between self-running, looping, and kiosk mode presentations.
- Recall the steps necessary to print notes and handouts from a presentation.
- Select appropriate tools to edit movies made from Keynote files.
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 30s
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1. Getting Organized
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Adding presenter notes2m 1s
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Adding comments2m 15s
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Spell checking3m 34s
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Preflighting presentations3m 26s
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2. Rehearsing Your Presentation
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Recording timings3m 43s
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Rehearsing on an iPad3m 41s
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3. Using Keynote Remote to Control Presentations from an iPad
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Creating a temporary network5m 24s
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4. Running Presentations to a Television or Projector from Your iPad or Laptop
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Sizing for a 16:9 screen2m 26s
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5. Alternative Presentation Techniques
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6. Creating Handouts
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Printing your outline2m 44s
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Exporting full-screen PDFs3m 24s
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7. Creating Movies and Graphics from Keynote
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Choosing playback methods1m 41s
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Exporting slides as graphics1m 41s
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Exporting PowerPoint files3m 34s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye33s
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