For several years, Apple has made available to all iOS and macOS users, iWork, Apple Office, a completely free set of applications made up of Pages, Numbers and Keynote, which, far from abandoning it to its fate (as Apple sometimes does), updates it regularly.
The main news that we are going to find as soon as we update Pages, Numbers and Keynote on our Mac is found in the updated multimedia browser with improved search options and new content categories such as Recent, Portraits and Live Photos.
The option to add phone number links to table cells, objects and shapes. Additionally, an AppleScript feature has been added to change the password for a document or open a password-protected document.
Keynote, the presentation making app, includes an option to view presenter notes, current slide, and next slide in a separate window.
To be able to enjoy all the functions that iWork offers, our team must be managed at least by macOS 10.14. iWork works perfectly in previous versions but many of the functions that Apple has been introducing in recent years are only available starting with macOS Mojave.
iWork for iOS is also updated
Apple released a new update to Pages, Numbers and Keyonte yesterday for both iOS and macOS. The iOS versions focus on add on-screen keyboards to add the exact value of a font, the spacing and the font size mainly.
It also includes a new feature for add or remove objects or cells from a selection table tapping or dragging on them. Another novelty is found in the possibility of opening documents in an edit mode, you can add links of telephone numbers to table cells.
In addition, editing controls have been added to the Inspector that allows adjust the appearance and placement of objects.
