Is there clip art that I can add into Keynote presentations?
Looking to find out if there is a clipart image library (like what PowerPoint has) where I can paste in standard graphic images.
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Inappropriate?There are some tutorials here:
http://www.apple.com/iwork/tutorials/...
I usually keep my images in a folder and I just drag and drop them into the keynote as I need them.
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Inappropriate?I appreciate your reply and I've look at all of those tutorials in the past. But they don't tell me where there is stock graphic images / clip art that I can use. Microsoft PowerPoint has an extremely large and extensive clip art library that I can pull from (both online and offline libraries). Do I get anything like that will Keynote?
I’m still hoping
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Inappropriate?If you have the full Keynote package (that is, not the one included with iWorks), You will find the clip art under:
/Library/Application Support/Keynote/Image Library
Keynote does not rely on clip art since it has the Media library, so you will only find a few clip art in there (I know PPT has a few hundred and more for download). I remember that Steve Jobs said once that the reason why they did not pay much attention to clip art was because the images are usually low quality, out of date and most of their users wanted to use high quality images. So he left the clip art market open to other companies.
There are some companies who do sell or offer clip arts for free online, you can check out:
Getty Images: (paid)
http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/CDH...
Stock HU: (free, it may have a few pop ups, I use a pop up blocker always.)
http://www.sxc.hu/home
Open Clip Art: (free)
http://openclipart.org/media/view/med...
Foto Search: (paid)
http://www.fotosearch.com/clip-art/ke...
Also, for free photos and images the site I really like is Kepguru which features free high quality images.
http://www.kepguru.hu/
Hope that helps you a little bit more...
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By the way, there is nothing that stops you from going over to your windows machine or Power Point / MS Office folder and copying the contents of the "clip art" folder and use them with Keynote. Just make sure you copy the universal image formats such as PNG, JPG, PICT, GIF (avoid CIL, WMF and BIN files).
When I stopped using Power Point I took all my clip arts with me, put them in a folder and use them with Keynote when I need to.
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