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Using the Keynote Object List
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Very useful. Thanks!
Is there a way "turn off" an object in the list, to hide it as needed. Like turning off a layer in Photoshop or Powerpoint's "Selection Panel"?
As a work around, I make the object transparent and "lock it". Not the best solution.
bridjmon: You mean "hide" the object? Not directly. I would just set the object's opacity to 0 and lock it if needed, as you suggest.