Add Remote Control in Keynote on iPhone 6

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Video: Add Remote Control in Keynote on iPhone 6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to show you how you can allow a remote control on the Keynote application on iPhone 6.

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   To begin, let's unlock our phone by pressing the Lock button located on the right-hand side of the phone

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   Alternatively, we can press the Home button beneath the screen

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   Swipe and enter a passcode or use the the fingerprint scanner

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   From the home screen, we need to find the Keynote icon, which is blue with a white podium on it

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   Tap it once to open up the app.

   

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   As we can see, the application works horizontally, so let's turn the phone around

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   Once we have the application open, we have the options to "Create New" presentation or open an existing one

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   For this demonstration, we're going to open an empty existing presentation. Please refer to the video on this site on exactly how to create a presentation.

   

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   No matter which style of presentation we choose, we still have the same options in the upper right-hand side of the screen

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   Go to the wrench icon, which is the second from the right.

   

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   Now, we are in the "Tools" page

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   Press on "Presentation Tools".

   

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   Next, we want to go down to the last option, which is "Allow Remote Control"

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    That opens up the "Remote Settings" page

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    Then to "Enable Remotes", we're going to press on the bubble on the right-hand side.

    

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    It turns green, which means it is enabled

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    Next, we can press "Done" in the upper right-hand corner

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    Then we can press on "Presentations" in the upper left-hand corner

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    We are back in the Keynote application Home page

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    Go to the iPhone symbol in the middle of the upper left-hand side.

    

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    The "Welcome to Keynote Remote" page opens up

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    This is where we would sync our iPhone as a remote with the actual presentation, which should be on a Mac, iPad, or iPhone. If we have one of those with us, we can press on "Continue" at the bottom of the screen to synchronize those together.

    

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    As we can see, it is looking for another device

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    In this demonstration, we don't have a Mac device, so we'll just press "Cancel".

    

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    If we decide to proceed and connect, then we will press "Done" in the upper right-hand corner of the screen

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    Then, we can operate our presentation from our iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

    

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    Now, we are at the screen where we began

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    This is a VisiHow video, and we've just shown you how to enable remote control on the Keynote application on the iPhone 6

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    If you have any questions or comments, feel free to add them to the section below, and we'll do our best to get back to you.

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