How To Fade In a JPG or GIF Image using Inspector Build-In or Action
Inspector doesn't seem to have any Build-In or Action that allows me to FADE IN an image.
There only seems to be an Opacity Action that allows a FADE OUT.
This seems like kind of a software design oversight. Am I missing something in Keynote?
The Dissolve transition can be used for either/both a fade-in or a fade-out.
... but by now you already know that.
Message was edited by: Brie Fly
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