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One of the things that gives Keynote its unique graphic look is its ability to control the opacity of objects. By making some objects partially transparent, you can achieve some terrific -looking effects. For example, you can use translucent shapes to create tables that look better than you can achieve using Keynote's regular table tools (you'll find the details of this technique in Chapter 7). Once again, you'll use the Graphic Inspector to change an object's opacity. To modify the opacity of an object
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