Pages, Keynote, and Numbers all have alignment guides to help us place objects in perfect alignment with each other. The problem is that sometimes we don’t want to have them perfectly aligned, but the applications snap to an aligned position whenever you get near it. I discovered that the Command key can temporarily disable the guides. [...]
Continue reading...16. March 2008
By now a number of reviews of Pages and Numbers ‘08 (constituents along with Keynote of the iWork ‘08 Suite) have appeared in magazines and on the Web, but I’m aware that not all potential users will have seen these. What follows is by no means a comprehensive review, but simply some comments based on [...]
Continue reading...17. November 2007
With the release of iWork ‘08, there is little reason to stick with MS Office. Pages is a great word processor with page layout capabilities and it will do something that MS Word for Mac will not do: open MS Word for Windows ‘07 documents! Numbers is also a great alternative to Excel with more intuitive [...]
Continue reading...12. August 2005
If you’ve installed iWork on your hard drive but haven’t had a chance to really dig into it yet, maybe this article will inspire you to do so. Giles Turnbull takes you on a romp through this production suite showing you lots of fun and useful things to do with it. http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/04/12/iwork.html
Continue reading...5. May 2005
Be careful when using iWork’s Find & Replace. It puts your replacement word wherever your cursor is located before it seeks out the first instance of the word.
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11. May 2009
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