On Nov 8, 2013, at 2:48 PM, Jim Bennett wrote: > I just heard today on Mac OS "Ken" podcast (11-8-13) that Apple will be > updating the new iWork to restore some features that were temporarily lost in > the initial release. Hope this includes the features you complained about.
Apple announced this last week. I appended their note below. The problem I have with all this is that they're trying to make the iWork programs almost feature-identical on iOS and Mac OS X. I don’t want my Mac programs dumbed down to the iOS interface. For serious work, I find a Mac to be far faster and easier. About the new iWork for Mac: Features and compatibility Learn about the new iWork for Mac. The new iWork applications—Pages, Numbers, and Keynote—were released for Mac on October 22nd. These applications were rewritten from the ground up to be fully 64-bit and to support a unified file format between OS X and iOS 7 versions, as well as iWork for iCloud beta. These apps feature an all-new design with an intelligent format panel and many new features such as easy ways to share documents, Apple-designed styles for objects, interactive charts, new templates, and new animations in Keynote. In rewriting these applications, some features from iWork ’09 were not available for the initial release. We plan to reintroduce some of these features in the next few releases and will continue to add brand new features on an ongoing basis. Some features in upcoming releases in the next 6 months Pages Customize toolbar Vertical ruler Improved alignment guides Improved object placement Import of cells with images Improved word counts Keyboard shortcuts for styles Manage pages and sections from the thumbnail view Numbers Customize toolbar Improvements to zoom and window placement Multi-column and range sort Auto-complete text in cells Page headers and footers Improvements to AppleScript support Keynote Customize toolbar Restoring old transitions and builds Improvements to presenter display Improvements to AppleScript support In the meanwhile, you can continue to use these features by accessing the previous versions of the iWork applications which remain installed on your Mac. The previous versions can be found in Applications > iWork ’09. Reverting documents created in the new iWork for Mac applications to the previous version’s file format New or existing documents you open in the new versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote use the new unified file format. These files can’t be opened in the previous versions of the iWork applications. To revert the document file format to the previous version, you can do one of the following: Documents that you haven't edited can be reverted to the iWork ’09 version by selecting File > Revert To. If you have edited the document and want to preserve the edits, you can save it as an iWork ’09 document by selecting File > Export To, then choosing Pages ’09, Numbers ’09, or Keynote ’09. EndNote Compatibility For information about using EndNote with Pages 5.0 and later, see About the Pages for Mac EndNote plug-in. Additional Information For more information about importing and exporting iWork ’09 documents, click here. For iWork for Mac help, click here. And to provide feedback, click here.
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