Keynote 6.0.1 Evaluation: Simple interface function is not easy

Keynote6 has many new features, but when Apple has rewritten keynote, pages, and numbers for 64-bit processors, these three applications have lost some functionality at the same time. In fact, Apple admits that the new iwork is not really finished yet. They will release a series of updates over the next 6 months to restore some of the main features and features. Keynote6.0.1 is one of the updates. Keynote6 one of the major improvements is the user interface. The interface is now cleaner and more efficient, enabling users to quickly find the features they need when making and editing presentations. Many of the less-used tools and icons have been removed from the top menu bar. Leave only text, media, tables, shapes, annotations, which users often use. There is also a play button that can play full screen to make good presentation. There is also a new zoom option on the left. Other tools were not removed, but instead moved them to the Format menu. Keynote6 lost one of the most popular features, which is customizing toolbars. Fortunately Keynote6.0.1 the first time to restore this function back. If the user does not want too simple toolbars, but want to be able to put all the tools they need to use, you can click on the toolbar Right button, you can find a custom toolbar function. You can add or reduce tools by simply dragging the icon. The format panel is similar to the "Inspector" for older versions of Keynote, which quickly changes the formatting of text, pictures, and other objects. But unlike the inspector, the format panel is more relevant to the content, which means it offers different options depending on which editing object you are currently selecting. The format panel defaults to opening the slide layout, and you can modify the slide title, background color, and so on. When you start making slides, the right formatting panel changes automatically. For example, you are about to edit the text of the presentation, when the format panel displays the text's font, color, and so on, which are all text-specific options; For example, if you want to insert a picture, you will be given options for the picture, image effects, exposure, and so on. There is no need to move all the tools to the toolbar, because the tools for different objects will be displayed in the right format panel throughout your editing process, including some very professional tools. The top-right corner is the Setup Panel, which is the setting for the entire slide display, such as whether it will play automatically when it is turned on. You can also add audio to your slides. In addition, Apple also put a commonly used key to the toolbar by default, that is, "animation effect." When you select a slide from the left, the transition effect options for editing the slide are displayed on the right, and if you select a widget within a slide, the animation effect is displayed for that widget. The user can also preview the animation effect directly on the slide before making changes, unlike the old version, which can only be previewed in thumbnails. Apple has also recovered a lot of animation effects in Keynote6.0.1. Overall Rating: Keynote6.0.1 has not changed its concise interface because of the user's complaining, but has returned the user's function silently. Users can find these professional-level features in their use, but they don't have to be in the main interface. This is Apple's philosophy of design. For the user, because the main interface buttons are less, they focus more on the slide itself. Because clicking on the edit object will show the targeted options, users don't have to worry about where to find tools to achieve the desired results. Apple is committed to perfecting the KEYNOTEFOR64 bit processor in the next few months, and we see Apple's sincerity in Keynote6.0.1. APP Store Download link