iWork '08 30 day demo available

Are you chomping at the bit for iWork '08? Chomp no more (I mean, that can't be good for your teeth)! Apple has just made available a free 30 day trial for download. Take Pages, Keynote, and Numbers for a spin before you plunk down your hard earned cash for it. Now, if only Apple would do the same for iLife '08.
Thanks, Robert.
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Are you chomping at the bit for iWork '08? Chomp no more (I mean, that can't be good for your teeth)! Apple has just made available a free...
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Lolz yes I just bought it because I loved my trial. Also I learned on my own how to resolve font issues.
Later bitches.
30 days from install?
August 08 2007 at 10:51 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyNumbers appears to be everything I could have wanted in a spreadsheet app. I (formerly) used Excel at work to create business forms.
August 08 2007 at 10:14 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyBeen using iWork since I became a "switcher" with the 1G Mini. The page layout capabilities are what I always wanted above and beyond basic WP. Most of the more demanding Photoshopped pieces I insert in whatever blog-post I''m constructing are made easier by Pages.
Been waiting for '08 to upgrade. The trial gives me a chance to get into it before my new copy arrives.
Ok, now it works and I can order online through the apple store. Maybe a cookie got in the way? Still no serial only though but I can't really be bothered by that.
Anyone knows if these products are multilingual? I've got OS X installed in English and don't want any French applications on it as I'm Dutch (and well, just to complicate matters, we'll be moving to god knows where in another year or so).
Darn'it. Downloaded the stuff and love it but I can't buy anything over here in Europe yet. Not even a serial through Apple's webstore - that's in the US only and I can't pay with a European creditcard. Now that's a bummer - after 30 days I have to wait another month before it hits the stores sometime in October over here...
August 08 2007 at 7:51 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI am very dissapointed that iWork doesn't support thr Open Document standards .ods etc.
August 07 2007 at 11:14 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyHey folks,
Accuracy, please.
The expression is "champing at the bit".
:)
Chris
I'm still disappointed that Pages doesn't have a good resume template. There were three resume templates, but none all that great. So I exported Pages into a Word doc, loaded it into Office 2004, and got a lot of "mergetable" junk messing stuff up. Honestly... how am I supposed to switch to Pages if I can't rely on it to export to what most businesses use?
August 07 2007 at 8:28 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyNumbers is a total POS. Great for doing your family budget, worthless for business use. No error bars = complete letdown. Really Apple, is it that hard? I think there's freeware stuff that can do that much.
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