Math Presentations and Keynote
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 3:29 am
Keynote doesn't make it easy to enter professional-looking mathematic expressions or equations. Fortunately, the Equation Editor that comes with AppleWorks (or ClarisWorks) is enough to change that.
Use the AW (or CW) Equation Editor to craft your expressions or equations. You can copy the resulting image from any AW document into Keynote. The opaque background rectangle can be avoided by simply copying the equation directly from the equation editor to the clipboard, then pasting the clipboard contents to your Keynote slide. The results are crisp and completely scaleable in Keynote. Adding a shadow to the equation is easy, and gives it a classy touch.
John@was
Use the AW (or CW) Equation Editor to craft your expressions or equations. You can copy the resulting image from any AW document into Keynote. The opaque background rectangle can be avoided by simply copying the equation directly from the equation editor to the clipboard, then pasting the clipboard contents to your Keynote slide. The results are crisp and completely scaleable in Keynote. Adding a shadow to the equation is easy, and gives it a classy touch.
John@was