Apple posts iWork updates

Can anybody help with how to make a pdf file that is small enough to email from a Numbers document that's very big. I added thumbnails of photos to a Numbers spreadsheet (I thought the thumbnails would be small, but no) and the resulting 10 pg. file was 94 MB. Numbers' smallest pdf setting produced a 35 MB pdf file -- way too big to be useful for anything. Acrobat Distiller won't recognize Numbers files (how come?), and the Numbers file won't go into InDesign (a tedious solution but I can distill better from InDesign). Numbers isn't much use to me if I can't get the file into a shareable size! Any ideas?

Aha! Thanks for the tip.

Software update isn't even finding the updates. Maybe Allen, Sandeep, and Rich's problems were the reason?

just fixed it, needed to recreate the iwork '08 folder in applications

I can't download it, it says I'm current.

The update to Keynote fixes some of the export to Quicktime timing issues. Now you can export to full size, custom settings a .mov export with recorded timing.

However, try to add a voice over to that and the timing is again, way way off.

This is a bit of an improvement, but still without the ability to create properly timed narrated presentation that can be exported and burned to DVD at full quality, Keynote still does not work as advertised...

Unless they made it less bloated, I'll stick to using WriteRoom.

Keynote had some major issue exporting to Quicktime. I tried to use it to put some graphs and stuff together for a video. It would not play well with any transitions or anything more complicated than changing to the next slide. Hopefully they fixed that.

@XGM You should give LatexIT a try. It is a simplified version of Latex which only generates equations and the commands while scary at first are easy to get the hang of.

For example, for the greek symbol "mu" type mu for square root of 2 sqrt{2}.

LatexIt generates a transparent PDF graphic of the equation which you can drag into your document. It comes out extremely professional (indeed most professional Physics textbooks are set using Latex!)

I hope this fixed some of the numerous numbers bugs x_x and the couple pages bugs. keynote has seemed to work excellently for me, though I remember hearing of a bug that caused the comp to crash when you hit play so I sure hope that's fixed.