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Thanks. I just used keynote '08 for the first time ever and it seemed #$%@ing impossible for me to add a photo. Another video told me to use the media button but that only allowed me to add pics from iPhoto so I was like "What kind of sick #$%@ created this program?!," but later YOU taught me that I could just drag and drop images from my desktop. Thanks! :))
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