Pages, Numbers and Keynote are updated with major improvements

Ignacio Sala

2 minutes

Just over a month ago, the guys from Cupertino began offering free to all Mac users the complete iWork suite made up of Pages, Numbers and Keynote. While it is true that Apple already offered these applications for free, Apple expanded the number of users who could take advantage of this offer to all users who had bought a Mac before 2012 and had not renewed it since. Apple took advantage of yesterday afternoon to release a new update of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote adding a large number of options with which it seems that it wants to be a real alternative to the office suite par excellence: Microsoft Office.

What's new in version 6.2 of Pages for Mac

  • Improve your documents with a library of more than 500 professional figures.
  • Respond to comments and participate in conversation threads.
  • Add linked text boxes so text can easily move from one place to another.
  • New auto-correction and text replacement options save us time typing.
  • Exporting documents as fixed layout ePub books is now possible.
  • Change margins, headers, footers, and paper size while creating collaborative documents.

What's new in version 4.2 of Numbers for Mac

  • Enhance your documents with a library of more than 500 professionally created figures.
  • Reply to comments and participate in conversation threads in a simple way.
  • New auto-correction and text replacement options will help us save time.
  • Support for print view on shared and collaborative spreadsheets.

What's new in version 7.2 of Keynote for Mac

  • Enhance your presentations with a library of more than 500 professional figures.
  • New auto-correct and text replacement options save time typing.
  • Navigate anywhere in your document with new pan and zoom options.
  • Edit presenter notes while viewing slides.
  • The Securities and Currency functions now return close-of-market data.

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  1.   Javier said
    ago 7 years

    You still need to put in Numbers the "huge improvement" that you have put in Keynote: "The Securities and Currency functions now return data from the market close."
    As I have already communicated to Apple, they have destroyed hours of work and force me to discard this application and buy the excel or replace the iMac.
    Can you know what the stock quotes of the previous day are for when until today they were downloaded with a delay of 15 minutes?

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