Here are links to the Mac App Store where the latest version can be found:Īdobe suggests that any Creative Cloud versions of its apps be updated to the latest version (this is generally a good practice anytime updates are available). Would you believe that some Apple apps need to be updated to a new version to work properly with macOS High Sierra? While the iWork apps (Pages, Keynote, and Numbers), built-in apps (Mail, Safari, etc…) and iLife (iMovie, Photos, GarageBand, etc…) apps are working well with High Sierra, the Pro apps need to be updated to the latest versions. ( Related: Common Problems During and After macOS High Sierra Installation) Here’s our current list, and please feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the post with information on any apps you may have that don’t work properly with High Sierra installed. Unsurprisingly, some Rocket Yard readers have reported that specific apps are not playing well with High Sierra.
Despite continued rumors of iWork's demise, Apple does seem to be continuing to offer it.Īll in all, whether Office or iWork 09 is the right tool for you depends on whether you want fast food or a restaurant meal.There’s nothing like the release of a new operating system to put apps to the test. With the still-growing popularity of Office for the Mac, the main draw of iWork 09 is its lower price (although that advantage has disappeared almost completely lately due to aggressive marketing) and simpler interfaces that Mac users will be familiar with. The latest version is no longer new, and there has been no sign of updates. There is an iOS version of iWork 09, so you can use it on any Apple device. Numbers is the spreadsheet tool, with many one-click features for charts and tables. Keynote is the presentation tool, with a lot of templates, transitions, and effects available. Pages is the word-processing component and it provides enough power to satisfy most people, even to the point of being able to provide publication-ready content. There are a number of nice features that users will like and that are easier to access and deploy than the equivalent in Office, but there are also some more-advanced features that are missing. iWork 09 is much simpler system to than Office, which may be an advantage for some and a drawback for others.Īll the component parts of iWork 09 have been designed to be simple to use (or at least simpler than Office). iWork 09 is compatible with Office in that files from one can be opened and updated with the other, but there's a difference in complexity between the two products.
It includes word processing, spreadsheet, and slide presentation applications in one collection of integrated tools. IWork 09 is Apple's competitor to Microsoft Office.
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