right on top of each other, with the top one being only PART of the
image, the part that sits on top. And obviously it only works if your
image is isolated, but I usually do that stuff in Photoshop since
Keynote only more recently got that alpha tool.
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On Nov 22, 2008, at 8:19 AM, Les wrote:
> It's always good to hear others learn how to open up Keynote to
> ways of doings things hitherto unknown.
>
> My latest blog entry (http://lesposen.wordpress.com) discusses this,
> and there is one small example you might like to see how long it
> takes you to figure out how I did it – with a paper clip.
>
> Les
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