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Apple Releases Updates to iWork Apps for iOS and macOS

Apple on Tuesday released updates to its suite of iWork apps for iOS and macOS. The updates include a number of new features and functionality improvements.

The improvements on the iOS version of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote include:

  • Precise editing controls in the Arrange Inspector for adjusting the look and placement of objects
  • Onscreen keypads for entering exact values for text size, spacing, table size, and more
  • Ability to add or remove objects or table cells from a selection by tapping or dragging across them
  • Setting to always open documents in edit mode
  • Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes

The improvements on the macOS version of Pages include:

  • Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits, and Live Photos
  • Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
  • AppleScript functionality to change a document password or open password-protected documents

The improvements on the macOS version of Numbers include:

  • Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits, and Live Photos
  • Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
  • AppleScript functionality to change a spreadsheet password or open password-protected spreadsheets

The improvements on the macOS version of Keynote include:

  • View your presenter notes, the current slide, and next slide in a separate window while presenting
  • Thumbnail images in the build order window make it easier to edit complex sequences
  • Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits, and Live Photos
  • Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
  • AppleScript functionality to change a presentation password or open password-protected presentations

The new updates are free and are now available from the iOS App Store and macOS ‌App Store.

Chris Hauk

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