Keynote export images

Keynote Version 6 exports images in nice form, but does not allow you to output only chosen slides.  It creates images for every slide! 
It lets you pick slides 4 and 5 for example, but will send out an image for every slide you have, whether you have 5 or 500!
Just one of those little things that were not "finished" in the new version.

An alternative to deleting the slides you don't want exported in Keynote 6.0.1, you can "skip" the slides within the document and only the "un-skipped" slides will have their images exported. Undo the "skip" after exporting the images to return your document to its presentation state.
Skip Slide is available in the Slide menu, or with a command-shift-H, or can be added to your toolbar through "customize toolbar".
If the document has a number of skipped slides you don't want to change, you can duplicate the document and either use Gary Scotland's delete unwanted slides, or use this skip process.
And, let's hope the next update comes out soon and renders this workaround unnecessary.

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