I actually think Apple’s Creator Studio is a good deal. $130 a year for Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and all the extras that come with them? For a working creator, that’s real value. I’d recommend it to anyone making videos or music on…
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iWork Updates
We got some nice updates to the iWork suite this week: Mailing Lists are back in Pages after a nine-year hiatus.New templates were added for event invitations and student certificates.Keynote now has dynamic backgrounds that move subtly underneath your slides.Keynote now lets you skip…
Continue reading →iWork Updates Abound. Long Live iWork.
A few months ago there was this thing going around the Internet where everyone decided that Apple had given up on iWork. I didn’t buy it. While the iWork applications certainly aren’t the most important applications being developed at Apple, I think the are…
Continue reading →In Defense of iWork
The general consensus since the 2013 update to the iWork suite for Mac (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote) is that it’s useless, or nearly so. I’ve heard this from a lot of geek friends. Nevertheless, I keep using the suite to get work done. As…
Continue reading →AppleScript and the New iWork
Early reports on the new iWork are not good. The general consensus seems to be that in order to make everything compatible, they dumbed down the Mac versions. I’m trying to finish a book right now and preparing for a closing statement on Friday…
Continue reading →iWork Collaboration? Yes Thank You
Today Apple released a whole pile of new products (including a Retina iPad mini). We finally got a substantive update to the iWork applications. The last major update was January 2009 so I’m really looking forward to digging in with these new applications. Most…
Continue reading →iWork for iCloud: Not Enough
iWork ’09 for the Mac released on January 6, 2009. 2009! That is 1,619 days ago. I use the heck out of iWork. In an industry that thrives on Microsoft Word, I surreptitiously write legal documents in Pages. I run a legal practice and…
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