Hi Anne,
Thanks for the tip.
A couple of things I feel worth mentioning about office are that firstly, Word
doesn’t reopen windows after quitting when you uncheck the box in system
preferences like it is supposed to do. And secondly, they have overridden some
basic OS X keystrokes in the
Hello Barry,
Although in Pages images won’t overflow text, they will fall off the edge of
the page! It’s always important to check the X and Y coordinates and the size
of the image.
The current version of Word is lacking in many ways. I feel as though I’m
wading through mud when using it,
Hi Anne.
As the most experienced user I've read from, I'd like to ask you.
How would you assign a virtual accessibility percentage between Pages
and MS Word? Something like: 50 50, would mean the same amount of
accessibility and usability.
Obviously we are pretending to be an user at your
Hello Gabriel,
I’m not familiar enough with Word to rate it honestly. However, Pages is 95%
accessible and, in my opinion, easy to use.
Of course, the accessible version of Office is still in beta so you would
expect problems.
Cheers,
Anne
On 23 Apr 2015, at 08:51, 'Gabriele Battaglia'
How can you check the x and y coords of the page as compared with the image?
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On Apr 23, 2015, at 1:51 AM, 'Gabriele Battaglia' via MacVisionaries
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Hi Anne.
As the most experienced user I've read from, I'd like to ask you.
How
Hello,
You know the size of your page and its margins, so you know the size of the
available space. It’s a case of simple arithmetic. Just make sure that you’re
using either inches or centimetres and not points.
Cheers,
Anne
On 23 Apr 2015, at 13:36, Devin Prater d.pra...@me.com wrote:
I had to use Word 97 in a technical writing class at it was a complete
nightmare. Things have definitely come a long way from where they were. With
Pages, it would have been a breez.
As far as I know, images or other objects will not overlap text. You can set
them to move with text, or to
Hi all. This might be a rather lengthy email, so I hope you don’t mind reading
a longer piece than you’re used to getting, lol.
So our class was given the task of creating a sort of project of anatomy. We
were to make a cover page, a table of contents, and make a description and add
pictures of
