iwork

Back in 2006, Apple introduced the iWork suite of apps, including Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. Over the years, the company made many changes to it and included more features.

With every version of iWork apps for Mac, Apple brings new features and ways to make its applications easier to use. With the latest update to this suit of productivity apps, this is especially noticeable in Numbers, Apple’s own spreadsheet applica

When Numbers launched on iOS devices not too long ago, it showed that it was perfectly possible to create advanced slideshows right on your mobile device.

If you create presentations even with some frequency, then you must know that one of the primary concerns when creating one is to find just the right kind of icons and graphics to use on them. Ideally, your graphics or other images for presentation

A few entries back, we discussed the very basics of iWork numbers for people used to MS Excel , as well as a few tips to master some aspects of this nice Apple productivity application. This time, let’s delve deeper into some specific functions

In past entries we have already covered both the basics of Keynote (Apple’s own presentation tool) and even shared some cool Keynote tips with you. However, it’s never enough when it comes to ways in which you can improve your presentations a

In past entries, we have shown you the basics of Apple’s iWork applications like Numbers, Pages and even Keynote more recently, and shared with you some nice tips on all of them. There are definitely many advantages for iWork users, starting with

Contrary to documents or spreadsheets , when creating a presentation, text and images are equally important . However, sometime we tend to “underestimate” the text of our slideshows when all we need is to perform a couple of small changes to ma

Of all the productivity applications that Apple provides with its iWork suite of apps, Keynote is by far the best one.

If you follow Guiding Tech regularly, you might have stumbled upon a few tutorials dedicated to Apple’s iWork applications, like our Pages’ basics article or our introduction to Numbers , Apple’s excellent alternative to Excel. This time, we

Pages for Mac is easily one of the most underestimated applications by Mac users all over. Most of us, when first use it, just dismiss it as a less capable version of MS Word . And while Word is definitely more complete in some aspects, Pages carrie

One of the aspects new Mac users struggle the most when they just start using their Macs, is the switch from their frequently used productivity applications from PCs to their Mac alternatives. Word and Excel are perhaps the most common examples of

For new Mac users, coming from Windows means that most likely their word processor of choice was the powerful MS Word. However, while Word is definitely the most popular and widely used word processor out there, Apple’s own Pages (part of the iWor