Well I'm sure there is a learning curve here, but just a bit of
warning for folks. I tried opening an existing document that was done
in Word and I was able to navigate through it for the most part, but
it was challenging. I also tried a couple of the pre-existing
templates and those were tricky. I think the issue with Pages,
Numbers, and any that use tables will be the tables. I could not for
example navigate with the regular arrow keys within the tables while
using Numbers. If I used the VO navigation I was able to get around,
but I could not tell what I was editing even when interacting. I tried
importing an existing MS Excel spreadsheet and that was most odd since
it seems the data was missing and that seemed impossible. So I'm not
saying things are bad, but there is surely to be a learning curve here
and there is still a lot to be done.
Scott Howell
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On Jan 6, 2009, at 5:38 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:
Greg
This is excellent news. I'll grab a trial copy and give it a spin.
Yet more evidence that Apple really is in this for the long haul.
Awesome!
On Jan 6, 2009, at 17:27, Greg Kearney wrote:
On a first look the new version of iWork 09 which was announced
today appears to be fully accessible in all of it's various part
(Pages, Number and Keynote).
Greg Kearney
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