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not in a literal sense, because of it saving in a iWork file such as .pages or .numbers, which PCs just dont like. HOWEVER you can export it as a word document or excel file by going to file>export and then choosing what you want a copy of it as, the only downside to this is you may loose some of the fonts and formats as they are not on PC's word processors or whatever program
- Answered by AB from Bristol
- Oct 15, 2009
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Can I open Microsoft Word files with Iwork?
- Asked by RP from CRAIGAVON
- Oct 5, 2009
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Yes, you can open .doc and .docx files in iWork; although depending on what fonts you've downloaded, your mac may have to convert the font from calibri or other word fonts.
- Answered by TK from Kamloops
- Oct 6, 2009
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Will iWork open and save to Microsoft Publisher?
- Asked by CO from Brownsburg
- Oct 6, 2009
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Sorry, iWork will not open nor save to the .PUB file format used by Microsoft Publisher. To my knowledge, there aren't many programs save MS Publisher that will read and write that format.
- Answered by DT from Tooele
- Oct 11, 2009
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What is the difference between iwork and iwork family pack?
- Asked by MB from Sonoma
- Nov 27, 2009
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You can only use the single iWork on one computer. If you have a laptop and a desktop (like I do), you have to buy the Family Pack, even if you are the only one to use them. The Family Pack is good for up to 5 computers in one household.
- Answered by JM from Murrieta
- Nov 27, 2009
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I also have iWork 08. Is there upgrade pricing to iWork 09? When will iWork 10 be out, should I wait?
- Asked by AM from Greenville
- Oct 7, 2009
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Unfortunately there is not an upgrade pricing. Its $79 for iwork 09...and as of right now there is no word that an iWork 10 is coming out. They usually will not announce it until the day of its release.
- Answered by JW from Mesa
- Oct 11, 2009
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I am making a magazine, which is the best program for design and layout, besides InDesign? Should I buy iWork or iLife?
- Asked by KD from Port Chester
- Oct 6, 2009
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iWork becaus in pages you get a lot of templates to chose from
- Answered by PM from Los Angeles
- Oct 6, 2009
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Can I edit pdf files in iWork?
The question is just what it says. I have a pdf file - can I edit and save the file?
- Asked by AC from Ledbury
- Oct 7, 2009
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The IWork Apps (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote) will not open a PDF file. PDF files can be inserted into documents made by these apps.
All three of these apps can be used to create PDF files. One of the ways this can be accomplished in all three apps is by accessing Share->Export... from the menu bar and choosing the PDF option.
Mac OSX's native application "Preview" is the default app on the platform for opening, annotating and editing PDF files.
Editing tasks within Preview are limited and appear to be mainly concentrated on page operations (rotation, deletion, re-ordering etc). Annotation, however, is robust, and includes drawing tools, links, notes, highlighting, strikethrough, underline etc. Annotation attributes are handled via the inspector.- Answered by DT from Tooele
- Oct 11, 2009
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Not technically - however it does have Keynote, which is the Mac equivalent to MS power point and it includes an abundance more features.
- Answered by JB from Toronto
- Nov 12, 2009
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Will iWork open in Microsoft powerpoint 2003?
I have to do a keynote in iWork for a school project. Since they don't have iWork they only have Microsoft office will I be able to open the document at school?
- Asked by CA from Montauk
- Oct 8, 2009
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You can export your Keynote presentations to Powerpoint, but as the other answerer said, you will lose some transitions and other special effects in the process.
If you can do it, your best bet is to save the Keynote presentation in Quicktime, and use Quicktime player on the PC to play your presentation. You don't lose anything that way.- Answered by GG from Winston Salem
- Oct 17, 2009
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You can go to apple's "downloads" tab on apple.com and download the trial version of iwork 09 and if you like it you can buy the full version for $79 when the trial is up. Or just buy the retail box online or in the store and install it.
- Answered by JW from Mesa
- Oct 6, 2009
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I have two macs. can I buy the single user copy of iWork 09 and use it on two macs? or do I have to buy the family pack?
- Asked by LS from ATLANTA
- Oct 14, 2009
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My son has a mac and I have a PC + iPhone 3G. Is there an iWork version I can load up on my PC?
- Asked by RD from Pincourt
- Oct 26, 2009
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No. iWork is Mac only.
- Answered by JL from Kennington
- Oct 27, 2009
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do i still need office mac if i have got i work 09?
i am thinking to get office mac the latest version. however, i have heard about the i work. i have not got any experience at all about i work, so i am wondering about is that the i work works same as office mac. i mean can i do all the word processing and excel like office. also if i have done document with iwork, can i open it on pc. thank you so much. please help
- Asked by QY from wellington
- Nov 12, 2009
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iWork is the Mac equivalent of MS office - meaning it performs all the same basic functions and so much more. It is very easy to learn how to use it, and once you get the hang of it you'll find that it is much easier to work with and far more reliable than MS Office. Documents created in iWork are saved in the .pages, .keynote, or .numbers template which are unable to open in MS Office or on any PC - however, you can export files to a PC compatible format with a few simple clicks and they work perfectly.
- Answered by JB from Toronto
- Nov 12, 2009
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I have iWork as a single user copy. My family are converting to Apple. Can I "upgrade" my single user copy to "family pack" and pay the difference?
- Asked by FM from CAMBERLEY
- Oct 3, 2009
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Unfortunately not. You will need to buy the family pack and eat the cost you paid for the single user. =(
- Answered by JW from Mesa
- Oct 6, 2009
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How do I convert all my Apple Works files to be usable if I buy a new Mac using iWork? Am I SOL? Thanks.
I have a Mac Mini PowerPC G4 (1.2) w/Apple Works 6. I'm willing to buy software, if available, to make my AW files (DR, SS, DB, WP) compatible with iWork.
- Asked by LM
- Nov 24, 2009
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Will the iWork file's change when exported and downloaded into a PC?
Like, when you export it to a Microsoft Word file, and open it, will it the fonts/format change?
- Asked by CM from High Point
- Nov 25, 2009
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The iWork files will change slightly and so you may loose some of the fonts and formats as they are not supported on PC's word processors.
- Answered by RJ from Leicester
- Nov 25, 2009
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Yes, the system requirements state that Mac OS X v10.4.11 or Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later will work.
- Answered by GG from Austin
- Oct 17, 2009
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What's the difference between iwork '09 & iwork family '09?
- Asked by LR from Waxhaw
- Oct 12, 2009
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The Family Pack is for up to 5 Macs. iWork is only for 1 Mac. Otherwise they are exactly the same.
- Answered by BR from Webster
- Oct 13, 2009
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will keynote work on a windows computer or does it have to be a mac?
- Asked by LB from Spring Grove
- Nov 22, 2009
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