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Keynote 2: Turning off hypernated text
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HI
I have created an interactive presentation within keynote 2, however, I am having a slight difficulty, in that all of my text has become hyphernated. Is there any way that I can turn it off?
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What are you asking? "Hypernated" and "hyphernated" aren't words.
Are you talking about hyphenation or hyperlinking?
tooki
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Hi
Sorry, was posted very late at night!!! I meant to ask how to I disable hyphenation in Keynote!
Any ideas?
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HI
Am i doing something wrong as i dont see half of those options within the inspector within my version of iwork! Sny chance somebody could do me some screenshots, so I know if its just my versiopn?
I am completly unable to follow the instructions specified by apple as a result!!!
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In actual fact, those instructions are only for Pages!!
"Keynote 2 Help
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Using automatic hyphenation
_Pages includes a hyphenation dictionary that follows commonly accepted hyphenation rules. You can turn automatic hyphenation on or off for an entire document, paragraph, or word."
ANybody know how to do the same within keynote?
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You're exaggerating, right? Is it really hyphenating all your words? If not, what is it hyphenating that you don't want?
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"I'm virtually bursting with adequatulence!" - Bill McNeal, NewsRadio
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I can't even force Keynote to hyphenate words. I wonder why?
Chris
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Originally posted by chabig:
I can't even force Keynote to hyphenate words. I wonder why?
I can't either. I typed in "two man party" and it didn't add the hyphen like it should have.
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James, is there a chance you've installed some type of third-party utility that hyphenates words?
Chris
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Originally posted by lavar78:
I can't either. I typed in "two man party" and it didn't add the hyphen like it should have.
James can correct me if I'm wrong, but I assumed he meant it as in "adding hypenation between lines rather than wrapping words." Like so:
Code:
There is a great need more more partici-
pation from the White House in financial
matters.
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Chuck
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"Instead of either 'multi-talented' or 'multitalented' use 'bisexual'."
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Yeah, thats right. i need whole words to appear on a new line, not hyphenated!
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James, Keynote doesn't hyphenate for me at all. Have you installed something else that does the hyphenation?
Chris
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Originally posted by Chuckit:
James can correct me if I'm wrong, but I assumed he meant it as in "adding hypenation between lines rather than wrapping words."
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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