Handout style of Keynote

The handout style of Keynote has changed and the new style is less favorable. I normally used 4 slides per page (vertical direction) and some lines on the right side to write down some remarks. Is there a way to solve this problem?

Hi Dan,
You can still achieve this. When you open the print dialogue, click on the 'Keynote" settings and select "Page Attributes" from the dropdown. Then you can change the page orientation to Portrait. Then click back to "Keynote" and hit "Handout" and then you can tell it to give you 4 slides per page. Vertical page, 4 slides on the left, lined spaces to the right. Voila.

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