I don't know yet. I've just had a quick look at the new Iwork9 and I
think it's better but I still cannot make head or tails of it. It
either requires that I work hard at understanding how it works or it
is plain difficult. If anybody can do some tutoring on it, please let
me know off line. For the time being, it will be Ms Word under Windows
for me. How sad is that?!!!
With best wishes
Simon
On 7 Jan 2009, at 13:23, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
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Hi list,
Ok, so how do you guys compare IWork with say Openoffice or Nisus
writer?
/Krister
On, at [GMT] (which was 00:29 where I live) you
wrote::
CB> Just got done installing the trial on my mac and the
improvements are
CB> great but I've also hit some snags. I opened a new Pages
document and
CB> was able to easily navigate the text but was unable to add a
chart. I
CB> was able to add a table but it wasn't in the flow with the text. A
CB> little interacting and such and I found the table and navigated
to a
CB> column header but when I typed text it went elsewhere in the
document.
CB> Of course this was only a few minutes of playing around. Looks
like a
CB> lot of the basics are working.
CB> CB
CB> Dan wrote:
Hello,
I am now trying to use the home financing template. Just on first
look-see, it looks as if Numbers is also accessible. All the places
for formulas and other items are clearly marked.
Agin, this after just about a 30 second look.
Dan
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/Krister
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