![]() Presentations containing media must be saved as PPTX Set audioClipCount to the count of every audio clip of every slide Set movieCount to the count of every movie of every slide (see the "path to" command in the Standard Additions dictionary for other locations, such as movies folder, pictures folder, desktop folder) Export the presentation as a MSPowerPoint 1997-2003 compatible file? Presentations containing media, such as movies and/or audio files, must be exported to the newer file format (PPTX), while presentations without media can be exported to the Microsoft PowerPoint 1997-2003 compatible format (PPT). This version of the export script will export the front Keynote presentation to a Microsoft PowerPoint file. Open file ( targetFolderHFSPath & "index.html") Set the defaultDestinationFolder to ( path to documents folder)Įxport front document as HTML to file targetFolderHFSPath (see the "path" to command in the Standard Additions dictionary for other locations, such as pictures folder, movies folder, sites folder, desktop folder) TIP: Using the following Export to HTML script, a presentation containing audio clips, like the one created by the Render Presenter Notes script on this website, can be exported to HTML content, and placed on a server to become an online presentation! See it for yourself! Export to HTML Content This script exports the frontmost Keynote presentation to a folder containing all the HTML materials for a self-contained website. EXPORT THE FRONT DOCUMENT TO PNG IMAGESĮxport front document as slide images to file targetFolderHFSPath with properties ¬ĭisplay alert "EXPORT PROBLEM" message errorMessage Set the targetFolderHFSPath to targetFolder as string Make new folder at defaultDestinationFolder with properties ¬ Set newFolderName to documentName & "-" & ( incrementIndex as string) Repeat until not ( exists folder newFolderName of defaultDestinationFolder) ![]() IMPORTANT: IT’S ADVISED TO ALWAYS CREATE a NEW DESTINATION FOLDER, AS THE CONTENTS OF ANY TARGETED FOLDER WILL BE OVERWRITTEN Set documentName to text 1 thru -5 of documentName Set documentName to the name of the front document DERIVE NAME FOR NEW FOLDER FROM NAME OF THE FRONT DOCUMENT If not ( exists document 1) then error number -128 If playing is true then tell the front document to stop Set the defaultDestinationFolder to ( path to pictures folder) (see the "path" to command in the Standard Additions dictionary for other locations, such as documents folder, movies folder, desktop folder) Property exportFormat : "PNG" - "TIFF" "JPEG" "PNG" Here’s an example script that exports the front document to image files. NOTE: The Keynote version 6.6 scripting dictionary includes options for indicating the quality of images used when the presentation is exported as a PDF file.Įxport to Images, Export to Movie, Export to HTML, Export to Microsoft PowerPoint, Export to PDF Slide numbers ( boolean ) : Should the exported document include slide numbers? Skipped slides ( boolean ) : Should the exported document include skipped slides? RawKPF ( boolean ) : Should the document be exported in raw KPF? PDF image quality ( good/ better/ best ) : (Keynote 6.6) The quality of the images in the exported PDF file. Password hint ( text ) : The password hint. ![]() Password ( text ) : The password to use when the exported PDF is encrypted. ![]() Movie format ( small / medium / large ) : The desired size for exported movie: 360P, 540P, 720P Image format ( JPEG / PNG / TIFF ) : The format to use for the resulting images. This option only pertains to JPEG format images.ĭate ( boolean ) : Include the current date.Įxport style ( IndividualSlides / SlideWithNotes / Outline / Handouts ) : Indicate whether to include notes, etc. Export options n : The export options for the Keynote export command.Īll stages ( boolean ) : Include each stage of the builds.īorders ( boolean ) : Add borders around the slides.Ĭompression factor ( real ) : Compressed image quality, ranging from 0.0 (maximum compression, lowest quality) to 1.0 (lossless compression, highest quality).
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