What's happening with iWork.com?

I have used iwork for 32 days and find that I prefer a simpler App.

How can i remove iwork from my computer?

They haven't updated ResEdit since the 3.0 beta!

It is a convenient hook in the iWork apps for getting data onto MobileMe (and I know they call it iWork.com and it parks the docs in a different place), but seriously, that's about all it is. With it's very limited collaboration features, it simply doesn't do enough to justify or even use when it's just as easy to use other cloud based services that provide more capable and robust tools.

Also, how many corporations are behind firewalls that prevent access to cloud storage? I placed a document on iWork for someone to pick up/review and had to turn around and use their corporate web page to submit the document anyway because their corporate policies prevent them from accessing "public" storage. (I know there are methods and means to change policies, and even ways to circumvent, but I'm not putting this here for argument...)

Two big, fanning the crowd strikes...

I don't even remember them announcing this.

The Keynote support in iWorks is pretty lame. Yes you can upload but you can't edit and you can't even run the presentation full screen. ie. present from the cloud.

They should create a Quicktime version of the presentation so that you could play on multiple devices and present from the cloud.

I use it for reviewing docs. I don't *want* clients editing the docs, just reviewing and commenting. For that focussed use, it's perfect.

I use iWork.com all the time for school purposes. I send out my latest essay to others taking the same class as I, so they can look it over and make notes. Even the ones that use PCs like it. However, I don't think there is a way of reimporting those notes back to Pages... does anyone know?

Quote: "It was almost a year ago that Apple released the beta of iWork.com." Huh? Between January, 6th, and September, 23rd, are exactly 8 months and 17 days. This is almost a year? Would you say that 67 dollars are almost 100 dollars?

This is actually the first I can remember hearing of it, and I always watch the keynotes. I guess it's just that useful.

I've tried it, but without the ability to actually edit the documents online, it's rather useless. Google Docs is a much better product when it comes to collaboration (especially considering one can use their own domain with it).