Apple updates iWork apps for OS X El Capitan and iOS 9 Comments. Read; Post your comment; Post your comment; Pages: 1. AnonD-362866; NHU; 19 Oct 2015; AnonD-99764, 18 Oct. Hey guys, i downloaded the iWork '09 Trial for my Hackintosh El Capitan system, and want to upgrade it to the current Pages, Numbers, Keynote versions. When I look up the three apps in the App Stores, it shows the 'update' button, but nothing happens if i press. I also don't see these three in. The Mac App Store version of iWork was updated on October 15, 2015 for 10.10 'Yosemite' or newer. It is the final release to support 10.10 'Yosemite' and 10.11 'El Capitan'. Keynote 6.6, Pages 5.6 and Numbers 3.6 are included. IWork received a major update again on March 28, 2019 with Keynote 9.0, Pages 8.0 and Numbers 6.0. Apple Newsroom is the source for news about Apple. Read press releases, get updates, watch video and download images.
Office for Mac isn’t doing so hot on El Capitan, it seems. (I personally haven’t had many problems, but I personally don’t use Office that much, so your mileage may vary.) Luckily, Apple pushed out updates for all three of its iWork applications for the Mac on Thursday. What excellent timing!
Pages
Pages 5.6 supports El Capitan’s new Split View feature. It can open documents from both Pages ’08 and ’06 (which doesn’t seem like a feature to crow about, to be honest, but this was a big problem up until now).
Force-clicking images with a Force Touch trackpad will result in haptic feedback while you’re editing. The font menu has a handy Recently Used section. The Media Browser supports the album structure in Photos, including collections, moments, favorites, and shared albums. There are even some new Apple-designed templates, including ePub, Kids Certificate, Classic Certificate, and School Newsletter.
The Mac App Store has the full list of additions to Pages, which costs $19.99.
Numbers
Numbers 3.6 can open spreadsheets created by Numbers ’08. It also supports Split View in El Capitan, and force-clicking images with the Force Touch trackpad. More AppleScript options are included for exporting files to PDF and Excel format, and Apple says the Excel export is improved, as is the compatibility for Excel charts, text overflows, and non-rectangular masks.
VoiceOver support is mentioned across the whole iWork suite—in Numbers, Apple says you can add and review comments with VoiceOver, and even use it to edit chart data and elements. (In Pages, you can use VoiceOver to add and review comments, and track changes. In Keynote, VoiceOver can even read the presenter notes during your slideshows.)
Check the Mac App Store for everything new in Numbers 3.6, which is also $19.99.
Keynote
Apple’s answer to PowerPoint, Keynote 6.6 has a new build animation called Line Draw as well as new themes called Modern Type, Exhibition, and Drafting. Apple says it’s improved the PowerPoint export, as well as compatibility for PowerPoint charts, text overflows, non-rectangular masks, animation mapping, and theme import/export.
Many of the additions mentioned above apply to Keynote too, like support for the Force Touch trackpad, easy access to recently used fonts, the overhauled Media Browser, and support for Split View in El Capitan. Keynote 6.6 can open files from Keynote ’08 and ’06.
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The full list of Keynote’s new features is on the Mac App Store, and the app costs $19.99.