Which includes a set of ready-made slide layouts. Each layout includes image and text placeholders that are styled as headings and body content. To add your own content, replace these placeholders with your own content.
Create a presentation
To open Keynote, click the Keynote icon in the Dock, Launchpad, or Applications folder.
In the theme chooser, find the type of presentation you want to create, and then double-click a theme to open it.
To change the layout of the first slide, click the Change Master button in the sidebar on the right, then choose a different layout.
Each slide layout is a master slide used as the basis for adding your own content.
To add your own content to the presentation, do one of the following:
If you have iCloud Drive set up on your computer, Keynote will save documents to iCloud Drive by default. You can change the presentation name or storage location at any time.
To play the presentation, click in the toolbar, then use the arrow keys to move between slides.
To end the presentation, press the Esc (Escape) key. See Play a presentation on Mac for other ways to show a presentation.
To close the presentation when you're done, click the red close button in the upper left corner of the window.
Keynote saves your changes automatically, so you won't lose your work.
Advice. In Keynote's preferences, you can set a theme to apply to all new presentations.
Create new presentations with a specific theme
You can set a setting in Keynote to always open new presentation in a specific theme instead of displaying a theme chooser.
Choose Keynote > Preferences (from the Keynote menu at the top of the screen).
Click General at the top of the Settings window, then select the Use Theme button.
After the words "Use Theme", the name of the currently selected theme is displayed.
Click the Change Theme button, select a theme, then click Select.
To close the settings window, click the red close button in the upper left corner of the window.
After setting this setting, you can still open a new presentation with a different theme. Hold down the Option key and choose File > New from Theme Chooser (from the File menu at the top of your screen).
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History of Mac OS
Mac OS was released in 1984 along with the first personal computer Macintosh from Apple. The ideas embodied in the first version of the Mac OS system, its authors learned from Xerox.
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Combining existing work and own ideas, Apple programmers created Mac OS, the first graphical operating system available to everyone.
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It already then used the familiar window interface for all of us, folders with files, and for the first time a manipulator called a computer mouse was used, capable of moving the cursor over the entire screen area. This concept was consistent with the main idea of Apple itself, which proposed to create a computer accessible to everyone, both in price and in technical terms.
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Evolution of Mac OS X
operating system Apple Mac OS X on this moment presented in two versions: a version for workstations and laptops, as well as a server version, necessary for organizing work local network enterprises.
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After the release of Mac OS X 10.0, six more modifications were released, each of which bears the name of an animal from the cat family. (Cheetah (Cheetah), Puma, Jaguar, Tiger, Leopard, SnowLeopard))
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Applications included with macOS
The main package with the installation distribution of Mac OS X includes a package of simple and convenient applications that are necessary for everyday work on the computer. When buying an operating system, you do not have to worry about searching software for viewing pictures, video files, listening to music and burning discs, in addition, this kit includes programs for working on the Internet, creating websites, recording videos and music.
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Useful programs for every day
Address book - allows you to create a database of contact data of friends, acquaintances or clients at work. You can enter names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and websites into it, and then perform a global search across the entire database. The address book can be handy tool in the works for business people iCal is a convenient and multifunctional calendar, in which you can not only see the desired date, plan your work schedule, but also create reminders of important events, make notes.
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Finder is a convenient file manager that allows you to easily work with files on your hard drive. Finder allows you to copy, delete and move files, search for information on a disk, and view images in a three-dimensional "stream". Preview is a simple image viewer that allows you to view not only image files, but PDF files.
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Spotlight is a built-in search for information on a computer and on a local network. Spotlight allows you to quickly find not only required document or a file by its name, extension or time of creation, but also by its content. The search bar is part of the toolbar in Finder windows and other programs. Spaces is a utility that allows you to organize and make it easier to work with application windows. It will become an indispensable tool for those who work with a large number of programs at the same time. Spaces, allows you not only to create multiple virtual desktops, but also simultaneously display their thumbnails on the screen, as well as drag and drop documents from one table to another using the mouse.
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TimeMachine is a useful utility that allows you to back up your operating system and other information contained on your computer. In the event of a failure, the computer will be very easy to restore using the so-called “snapshot” of the system, which is written to an external hard drive using TimeMachine. The program copies all changes in folders, files and documents every hour, and in case of lack of disk space, frees it up by deleting the oldest copies. Automator is a utility that is necessary for those who often perform the same type of actions with files. With the help of automator, even a person without programming knowledge, through macros created on the basis of standard application functions, can set a sequence of actions, after which a routine daily work can be done with just one click.
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Programs for working with multimedia data
iPhoto is a program that allows you to create a personal photo archive. Using iPhoto digital photos you can import from the camera to the archive, create albums and events, edit, export to the Internet and burn to discs. iPhoto can be used to create calendars and cards from photos, save them as PDF or print them out, and make presentations to view entire photo galleries with special effects and music. iTunes is a media player for working with music and video files, with it you can organize media data on your computer, listen to music and watch movies, convert various music formats and music from discs, work with iPod and iPhone and Apple TV player. In on-line mode, the iTunes browser allows you to buy music from the iTunesStore online store, as well as listen to any radio station.
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iMovie is a video maker. With iMovie, you can import video data from digital cameras, cut video files, compose video tracks with sound, add photos and various special effects, and then export the resulting recording to various video formats. GarageBand is a program for those who are fond of recording their own musical compositions. GarageBand allows you to work with several audio tracks at once, add samples stored in the sound bank, or capture signals from electric instruments using a MIDI adapter, record voice or sounds using a microphone. IN latest versions GarageBand can add video to audio. iDVD is a program for burning discs, with it you can burn slide shows, video films to DVD discs and create your own menu using various special effects and music.
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Programs for working with the Internet
Safari - a web browser for working on the Internet, has been included with the OS since version Mac OS X 10.3 Panther. Safari allows you to open multiple pages in one window and scale the size of the text field, has built-in search and protection against hacking, viruses and network attacks. Mail is an email client that supports POP, IMAP and Exchange protocols. Mail allows you to receive emails, control spam filtering, sort your list of correspondence by importance, add important dates from emails to your calendar, delete one or more emails at once, forward emails, or send blind copies. The mail program contains 30 templates that allow you to beautifully design a letter or create a holiday card.
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iChat is a chat client for instant messaging with webcam support that allows you not only to arrange video and audio conferences with one or more interlocutors, communicate with friends in text form, but also show them documents, photos and video files using the iChatTheater function. With the permission of the interlocutor, iChat provides the ability to record all communication. iWeb is an application for creating your own web pages, sites and placing them on the Internet. iWeb allows you to quickly create and edit a site, even without knowledge of web programming and site building. Using iWeb templates, you can easily create your own website or blog, post photos, videos and audio recordings on the Internet.
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Pros and cons of Mac OS
main reason A small percentage of people who have chosen Apple computers for work is primarily the price, and secondly the closeness of MacOS. The policy of the company's management is aimed at ensuring that the operating macOS system could only be installed on their computers own production, so those who decide to enjoy all the benefits of Mac OS are simply obliged to buy a Macintosh.
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But each advantage and each disadvantage in this case is absolutely conditional, since here it is necessary to take into account which side to look at this or that problem. The price is the main disadvantage of computers from Apple, since they are inaccessible to the general population, and do not pull on the budget version at all. The range of Macintosh computers offered in the store is rather poor, each direction is represented by only two or three copies. Moreover, all computers are produced only in ready-made form, and for those who are used to assembling a computer for themselves, this option will not work at all. But on the other hand, when you come to the store, you do not have to think for a long time which Macintosh is worth choosing, while the quality of each of them will be at the highest level.
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At the same time, Mac OS was created specifically for Macintosh computers, which allows you to use the capabilities of iron by 100 percent, and not overpay money for new items that you don’t know when and with what you can evaluate. In addition, Mac OS comes with a set of really useful programs that allow you to organize your entire workflow. modern man. Add to that free service maintenance at any Apple Store
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Another unpleasant problem is the closeness of Mac OS, which primarily affects the lack of software for it from third-party developers. There are still some important software products written for Macintosh, and gamers won’t be able to roam, since games are developed primarily for Windows, and then for Mac OS, and you won’t find some toys at all. But time does not stand still, and organizations appear that develop software products for Mac OS, and well-known software developers are interested in making their product work on Macintosh computers.
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The debate about which is better can be continued indefinitely, but if you ask those who have decided and bought a Macintosh computer whether they agree to change it for another, most likely you will get a negative answer. Macintosh people love their computers. This can be explained by the fact that Apple's management creates its products primarily for people. Their main strategy is beauty and convenience. In addition, all their developments keep pace with the times, and even a little ahead of it. When buying a Macintosh computer with Mac OS, you can be sure that it will not become obsolete in six months, but will be relevant for a long time to come.
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Keynote has everything you need to create memorable presentations. In a convenient, concise interface, the most the right tools are in a conspicuous place. Therefore, any of the project participants can easily insert a visual diagram into the presentation, edit a photo or add an expressive effect. And in Try Out mode on iPhone and iPad, you can display the current or next slide, speaker notes, and a clock to help you rehearse your presentation.
Start with great design.
Just choose a theme and your presentation will immediately take on professional look. 30 stunning designs available. You can also create your own master slides, add background images, and change the design of any page to your liking.
Every slide is outstanding.
Make your slides more expressive with photos, image galleries, math formulas, charts, and over 700 customizable shapes. You can even take a photo or scan a document on your iPhone and have the content instantly appear in Keynote on your Mac.
Add spectacular transitions and animations.
Over 30 professional-grade transitions and effects, including Magic Move, will make your presentation even more expressive.
Record and edit audio.
Right in the presentation, you can record and edit audio. Add narration, individual lines or sound effects. And whoever opens your presentation will be able to hear it all.
Present to the world with Keynote Live.
Broadcast your presentation around the world in real time with Keynote Live. You can watch the presentation on your Mac, iPad, iPhone, or online. A projector is not required.
Every slide in every detail.
In Keynote for macOS, you can list the objects on the current slide. This will allow you to quickly select, edit and arrange objects even on the most complex presentation page.
It already then used the familiar window interface for all of us, folders with files, and for the first time a manipulator called a computer mouse was used, capable of moving the cursor over the entire screen area. This concept was consistent with the main idea of Apple itself, which proposed to create a computer accessible to everyone, both in price and in technical terms.
Applications included in the Mac OS package The main package with the Mac OS X installation distribution kit includes a package of simple and convenient applications that are necessary for everyday work on the computer: for viewing pictures, video files, listening to music and burning discs, the package also includes programs for working in Internet, creating websites, recording videos and music.
Useful programs for every day Address book - allows you to create a database of contact data of friends, acquaintances or clients at work. You can enter names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and websites into it, and then perform a global search across the entire database. The address book can become a convenient tool for business people. iCal is a convenient and multifunctional calendar in which you can not only see the desired date, plan your work schedule, but also create reminders of important events and make notes.
Finder is a handy file manager that allows you to easily work with files on your hard drive. Finder allows you to copy, delete and move files, search for information on a disk, and view images in a three-dimensional "stream". Preview is a simple image viewer that allows you to view not only image files, but PDF files.
Spotlight is a built-in search for information on a computer and on a local network. Spotlight makes it possible to quickly find not only the necessary document or file by its name, extension or creation time, but also by its content. The search bar is part of the toolbar in Finder windows and other programs. Spaces is a utility that allows you to organize and make it easier to work with application windows. It will become an indispensable tool for those who work with a large number of programs at the same time. Spaces, allows you not only to create multiple virtual desktops, but also simultaneously display their thumbnails on the screen, as well as drag and drop documents from one table to another using the mouse.
Time Machine is a useful utility that allows you to back up your operating system and other information contained on your computer. In the event of a failure, it will be very easy to restore the computer using the so-called “snapshot” of the system, which is written to an external hard drive using Time Machine. The program copies all changes in folders, files and documents every hour, and in case of lack of disk space, frees it up by deleting the oldest copies. Automator is a utility that is necessary for those who often perform the same type of actions with files. With the help of automator, even a person without programming knowledge, through macros created on the basis of standard application functions, can set a sequence of actions, after which routine daily work can be done with just one click.
Programs for working with multimedia data iPhoto is a program that allows you to create a personal photo archive. With iPhoto, you can import digital photos from your camera to the archive, create albums and events, edit, export to the Internet and burn to discs. iPhoto can be used to create calendars and cards from photos, save them as PDF or print them out, and make presentations to view entire photo galleries with special effects and music. iTunes is a media player for working with music and video files, with it you can organize media data on your computer, listen to music and watch movies, convert various music formats and music from discs, work with iPod and iPhone and the Apple TV player. In on-line mode, the iTunes browser allows you to buy music from the iTunes Store online store, as well as listen to any radio station.
iMovie is a video maker. With iMovie, you can import video data from digital cameras, cut video files, compose video tracks with sound, add photos and various special effects, and then export the resulting recording to various video formats. Garage Band is a program for those who are fond of recording their own musical compositions. Garage Band allows you to work with several audio tracks at once, add samples stored in the sound bank, or capture signals from electric instruments using a MIDI adapter, record voice or sounds using a microphone. In recent versions of Garage Band, video can be added to the audio. iDVD is a program for burning discs, with which you can burn slide shows, video films to DVD discs and create your own menu using various special effects and music.
Programs for working with the Internet Safari - a web browser for working on the Internet, began to be included with the OS starting with Mac OS X 10.3 Panther. Safari allows you to open multiple pages in one window and scale the size of the text field, has built-in search and protection against hacking, viruses and network attacks. Mail is an email client that supports POP, IMAP and Exchange protocols. Mail allows you to receive emails, control spam filtering, sort your list of correspondence by importance, add important dates from emails to your calendar, delete one or more emails at once, forward emails, or send blind copies. The mail program contains 30 templates that allow you to beautifully design a letter or create a holiday card.
iChat is an instant messaging client with webcam support that allows you not only to arrange video and audio conferences with one or more interlocutors, communicate with friends in text form, but also show them documents, photos and video files using the iChat Theater function . With the permission of the interlocutor, iChat provides the ability to record all communication. iWeb is an application for creating your own web pages, sites and placing them on the Internet. iWeb allows you to quickly create and edit a site, even without knowledge of web programming and site building. Using iWeb templates, you can easily create your own website or blog, post photos, videos and audio recordings on the Internet.
