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Apple Pages is a word processor with incredible style. Pages showcases amazing typography and a freeform graphics canvas with 40 easy to use, Apple-designed templates. From letters to invitations, from reports to newsletters, you'll be building full documents in minutes. Quickly add your favorite photos, movies and music with the built-in media browser. And, of course, share your work by importing and exporting Microsoft Word or by easily creating amazing PDF documents.
What's New
Version 4.1:
This update adds support for Mac OS X Lion and takes advantage of the following features:
- Full Screen
- Resume
- Auto Save
- Versions
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later, iWork '09.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later, iWork '09.
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| Downloads:40,149 |
| Version Downloads:9,611 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Updater |
| Date:18 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $79.00 |
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Apple Pages is a word processor with incredible style. Pages showcases amazing typography and a freeform graphics canvas with 40 easy to use, Apple-designed templates. From letters to invitations, from reports to newsletters, you'll be building full documents in minutes. Quickly add your favorite photos, movies and music with the built-in media browser. And, of course, share your work by importing and exporting Microsoft Word or by easily creating amazing PDF documents.
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drewmart reviewed on 03 Jan 2012
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Johninsapporo reviewed on 15 Aug 2011
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Poikkeus reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
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Poikkeus reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
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Hotodi reviewed on 03 Feb 2011
i like Pages a lot, its easy to use and just powerful. A few days ago i made a little videotutorial about how to create an index inside your document.
Its in German but i've added English as subtitle: http://youtu.be/XLiJEKvkHB0?hd=1
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Poikkeus reviewed on 20 Dec 2010
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I meant, Pages doesn't have:
1) footnotes and endnotes can't appear on the same document
2) right clicking on a word and use the thesaurus to replace a word
3) nested tables (a feature btw, Word had since 1995)
4) save documents as docx (come on!)
5) a decent chart maker tool
5) and oh, if you are working with another language other than English, expect your document in Pages look like it got hit by a bus!
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Drtyrell969 reviewed on 23 Aug 2010
For kicks one Sunday afternoon, Bill Gates' children were once again wasting my sunny summer days inside (something I can only assume is a conspiracy from their rainy world jealousy) I threw the book into this thing called "Pages." I kid you not, in 10 minutes, I had completed EVERYTHING I was trying to do for my publisher that had taken me four unsuccessful weeks prior using templates FROM the publisher.
Also exporting the document in varying levels of PDF detail made giving copies of the book to the various members instant. Pages created nice 6 meg versions of the otherwise 140 meg master. Margins, table of contents, ALL EASIER...mind you, I keep wanting to say the word "INSTANT" because that's how every requirement felt when completed.
Pages absolutely converted me overnight. Word...you're a dead man walking.
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Now what kind of BS is this. A .pages file is not really a .pages file, unless you keep track of versions. BS Apple, really BS. I would expect this kind of crapola from MSFT, but you've become just like them. The solution of course is to save the files to .doc format. Apple would rather drive you to use microsoft for compatibility than to support your purchase of its products. This is the road to ruin.
Bottom line. Don't buy apple applications. They will get you.
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Not to say that Word is a good choice.
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Maclover1.1 reviewed on 06 Jul 2010
Bean is cool for basic text I must admit.. but loses the formatting.. and ALL the other ones scramble everything from bad to worse.. from OpenOffice to NeoOffice, Mellel.. etc... then I remembered I have Pages which I never think of.. I pulled it out of its slumber... and it works..
IT ACTUALLY WORKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The document looks the same as the one my client sent me (how do I know what my client's crap.doc looks like ? Well I also ask them to join a pdf copy just so I can make sure...).
Once again kudos to Apple...
And today I had an issue with a smartphone I just got 4 days ago... to sort of disprove Steve Jobs rantings about Flash Mobile etc.. And I realized that I think he is right.. nothing to do with Pages really.. but definitely something to do with Apple.. so I returned the smartphone.. And guess what.. yes I will get an iPhone finally... every time I try to get away from Apple.. Apple lures me back.. why/how ? Something with that Apple bite i guess... Well... it it JUST WORKS !!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything Apple makes works flawlessly... Once again I'm amazed by this company.
I can't find a way to make the side bar go -- its not on the paper, Pages has no tools to access the spaced under the "paper." This kills the usefulness of any template.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
The problem you're encountering is that the comments are showing. When they are showing and you attempt to print or create a pdf, the comments are included. To disable this feature, you just have to hide comments.
I had the same problem you had, and I had to troubleshoot a bit to figure out what was going on.
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0815mac rated on 30 Oct 2011
Mike4president rated on 28 Oct 2011
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Twisted rated on 03 Sep 2011
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D'arc Tangent rated on 14 Jul 2011
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Snake-One rated on 27 Apr 2011
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Dushi rated on 26 Mar 2011
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Poikkeus rated on 28 Dec 2010
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lemon-kun rated on 08 Dec 2010