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iWork vs. Office to Go
- Thread starter Matth3w
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adamh10
iPF Noob
iWork is hands down better....like, way better.
You're all set with the iWork suite. Apple will eventually enable exporting Numbers to Excel and Keynote to PowerPoint, just as they have for Pages.
But the current workaround? Just transfer it to your computer via iTunes file sharing an export it via the iWork app on your Mac if you have one
You're all set with the iWork suite. Apple will eventually enable exporting Numbers to Excel and Keynote to PowerPoint, just as they have for Pages.
But the current workaround? Just transfer it to your computer via iTunes file sharing an export it via the iWork app on your Mac if you have one
iWork is hands down better....like, way better.
You're all set with the iWork suite. Apple will eventually enable exporting Numbers to Excel and Keynote to PowerPoint, just as they have for Pages.
But the current workaround? Just transfer it to your computer via iTunes file sharing an export it via the iWork app on your Mac if you have one
Yeah i don’t know why we can’t export Numbers file (or part) in to Pages in the iPad … i hope that will come soon
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iWork is hands down better....like, way better.
You're all set with the iWork suite. Apple will eventually enable exporting Numbers to Excel and Keynote to PowerPoint, just as they have for Pages.
But the current workaround? Just transfer it to your computer via iTunes file sharing an export it via the iWork app on your Mac if you have one
Hopefully apple will enable printing in the future. Anyone use iWork.com?
I use it a lot .. you can also use it , just sign in with your Itunes credential from your iPad the first time you will receive an email with a link for activate your iWork account from the web … and Voila
Iwork.com is just a cloud storage yet … i guess soon they will add more function
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I seem to be having the same issue as:
Apple - Support - Discussions - Can't Log In to iWork.com ...
Apple - Support - Discussions - Can't Log In to iWork.com ...
- Thread Starter
- #9
Nevermind, apparently you need to share a document to get it to bring up the email verification thing before you can actually log in. That's pretty stupid that they don't tell you that ahead of time.
It says I have no shared docs and if I try to share again it just brings up an email form.
Maybe I am misunderstanding the purpose of iWork but I thought it was to upload your files to a central location, not to necessarily email them to people.
Nevermind again, I just hit share without inputting any email address. Very un-intuitive way of sharing.
It says I have no shared docs and if I try to share again it just brings up an email form.
Maybe I am misunderstanding the purpose of iWork but I thought it was to upload your files to a central location, not to necessarily email them to people.
Nevermind again, I just hit share without inputting any email address. Very un-intuitive way of sharing.
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Matthew: listen me step by step i got the trouble too and solve it easily: made a file in iworks … send it to Iwork you will be prompted to enter your iTunes account credential … after that they will send you an email in your register email …. follow the link in your computer and your iworks Account will be activated ….
Hope that help
