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Apple updates iWork for iPad

by Erica Sadun (Sep 22nd, 2010)

A couple of nice iWork for iPad updates are out on the store today bringing a boatload of new features. Numbers, now at version 1.2, introduces improved exports, object grouping and ungrouping, and better hyperlinks, among other new features. Pages, also updated to version 1.2, provides WebDAV ...

iWork Update 9.0.4 brings ePub file support to Pages, fixes bugs

by Steven Sande (Aug 26th, 2010)

A new update to iWork is providing some fixes to bugs (primarily with tables) in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, but also provides a new export option that makes Pages documents compatible with iBooks. The iWork 9.0.4 update is recommended for anyone using iWork 9.0 - 9.0.3. The fixes for Keynote ...

Pages for iPhone screenshots?

by Dave Caolo (Jun 30th, 2010)

It seems that Apple is working to bring the iWork apps to the iPhone. Now available for the iPad, Keynote, Pages and Numbers were among the top sellers for many weeks after their release, making some users eager for iPhone editions. While browsing the Canadian online Apple Store, Engadget noticed ...

Apple updates the iWork suite for iPad

by Mel Martin (May 13th, 2010)

iWork users rejoice! Apple is updating Pages, Numbers and Keynote for the iPad. A quick check at the app store or through iTunes should get you all sparkly and new. In Pages, one of the big fixes is that the tool and ruler and now available in Landscape view. That's a biggy because you had to be ...

Dear Aunt TUAW: Transferring iWork files from iPad without iTunes

by Chris Rawson (May 12th, 2010)

Dearest Aunt TUAW, Is there a way to transfer files from apps like Keynote and Pages to a computer that does not have iTunes installed? Yours truly, Nephew Jack Read on for Auntie's answer. ...

Estimates: iWork for iPad is a giant cash cow for Apple

by Dave Caolo (May 10th, 2010)

The folks at Business Insider (BI) are reporting that Apple's iWork apps for iPad -- Pages, Keynote and Numbers -- have likely generated US$3 million in revenue since the iPad was launched in the US. If the trend continues, the apps could bring in $40 million per year. Where did BI get their ...

Found Footage: How to write a screenplay on the iPad

by Steven Sande (Apr 12th, 2010)

Nate and Biagio over at jokeandbiagio.com have come up with a Pages hack for writing screenplays on the iPad. At this time, there are a few iPhone apps for writing screenplays, but none of them exist in an iPad version... yet. As you can see in the video above, the solution that these two ...

Screenshot Plus and iWork: the poor man's screenshot editing suite

by Sang Tang (Mar 25th, 2010)

Despite their office productivity leanings, the iWork suite of apps (Pages, Keynote and Numbers) also serve as good image editors. With each app, you can crop and mask an image, as well as create alpha channels. While a handful of useful paid-for screen capture apps are available for Mac OS X -- and ...

iWork.com beta improves iPhone/iPod touch support, public sharing

by Dave Caolo (Mar 17th, 2010)

Apple has updated the iWork.com beta with improved iPhone and iPod touch support as well as 1-click sharing of documents publicly. Previously, iWork.com let you share Keynote '09, Pages '09, or Numbers '09 documents via a browser with invited members of a team. Now, you can create a public link ...

Apple announces new version of iWork apps for iPad

by Chris Rawson (Jan 27th, 2010)

iWork wasn't the first thing that came to mind when thinking of the new features the iPad would have, but Steve Jobs thought of it and told Apple's design team to create a version specifically tailored to the iPad's strengths. A new version of iWorks now exists for the iPad, and it includes the same ...

What to do when your Numbers' charts don't paste correctly

by Sang Tang (Jan 11th, 2010)

The iWork suite of apps (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) play nice with each other -- for the most part. Objects such as shapes, text boxes and tables created in one app can easily be copied and pasted onto another and retain their styles. Even an image with an instant alpha filter applied will retain ...

iWork a quiet hit with sales up 50% this year

by Mel Martin (Dec 30th, 2009)

While no one was looking, the Apple iWork suite jumped 50% in sales this year over 2008 levels. The retail sales analysts at the NPD Group say much of the current popularity of the program stem from the sales of Snow Leopard, which bundled the productivity apps for U.S. $169.00 for a single-user ...

Pasting with style in Apple's iWork suite

by Sang Tang (Nov 16th, 2009)

In Apple's iWork suite, the "Paste and Match Style" or "Paste Style" options, as implied in their names, allow you to paste the style from one element onto another; or to paste an element into a document and to match the style of the document that it's getting pasted to. In many ways, they're the ...

iWork secret life as ZIP file revealed, includes PDF preview

by Aron Trimble (Nov 2nd, 2009)

Former TUAW colleague David Chartier over at Finer Things in Mac has noted something interesting about the innocuous iWork '09 file format. What he found may surprise you. An iWork '09 file created from Pages, Numbers, or Keynote actually lives a secret life as a ZIP archive. This trick isn't a ...

iWork '09 Update 3 is ready and waiting

by David Winograd (Sep 28th, 2009)

Fresh off Software Update, it's iWork 09 Update 3 which addresses a ton of issues in Keynote, Numbers, and Pages as well as the iWork.com beta. It's recommended for all iWork 09 users. General fixes include: General compatibility issues Updating help Adding a link to online resources in ...