

And by clicking or its original size in the setting, I can now use this scale to make that image bigger or smaller, so I think I want it on slightly on the bigger side. It automatically automatically pulled in the marble background, but we're gonna switch spread out by hitting shoes, and I have an image that I also purchase from Creative Market, and this will be the cover of our platter. Yeah, just lay it towards the center and stretch it out toward the side. So we have our background done, and I'm just going to add in the planner book. And I'm going to go back to that marble background, and right now it's set to tile, and a better setting would be stress. And under the fill category, select image. This is actually probably a better way so that the size yes, totally matched up with a template fitting that sheep on top and then coming over to format. Another way of doing this is actually grabbing a seep and fitting it precisely on top of the white template. I've purchased this off of creative market dot com, and you can just leave that on top. So to do that, let's first ad in our background, and any time we want to add a an image we can come to insert click Hughes and I have a background safe to my files. Fat is, uh, looks more like a binder, but I'm going to keep it very simple and just have a planner that looks basically like a book with tabs. And you can create a planner that has, um, what are those things called up ring? So it's like spiral bound or you can create one. Once it's open up within the good notes, app or noticeable fab um So next we want Teoh create what I call the desk view, and this can look any way you want it to look in this case, we're gonna have it looked like a marble desk or table with a platter on top and a few other elements.

So hopefully it works with any and all, uh, tablet screens. I find that this size fills up the entire screen on my iPad. The best size is a custom size, but and it's 855 by 596. I'm just going to do you select this white president, hasten Hughes, and I'm going to get rid of Ah, the text boxes here, and I have found that the best sized for this white template is, and I'm going to come over to document appear tabs. But I'm going to open up a new documents about Weaken, create our digital planner from scraps. The keynote app and I have that opened up right now. So first you want to open a keynote, and it looks a lot like Apple Pages.
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We will learn how to make them even more in depth. They can get pretty complex, but we're going to keep it simple and down the line. So we're going to design a pretty simple digital planner. This is a platter with links that are connected to the tab so that when you tap on them within your tablet, it will literally jump to the page as if you are flipping a Riedel life planner. Create a Desk View of Your Digital Planner: Hey, I'm so excited for this lesson because we're going to learn how to make a digital planner. Note: NOT the lower pane where the input goes but the upper pane where the typeset version is displayed.1. It seems to work fine if you drag and drop on the display pane of the LaTeXiT window. I drag the proxy image to the latexit icon on the doc but nothing happens, latexit does not import it. I downloaded ltextit v2.6.0b15 and now I can drag-and-drop to keynote (before I had to copy/paste).

> and use the proxy icon in the image panel to drag to LaTeXiT. > If you are using Keynote 6.1, try the beta at: After a fresh reinstall (system+mactex), I lost the ability to link back to latexit, and I forget how I had done it in the first place. I used to be able to go backwards: copy an equation in keynote, paste it on latexit, and latexit would show the latex commands that produce the equation. > I use latexit to place equations in keynote. On Mar 4, 2014, at 4:16 PM, Themis Matsoukas wrote: Next message (by thread): Latexit & keynote.Previous message (by thread): Latexit & keynote.Latexit & keynote Herbert Schulz herbs at
