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This post will cover the steps to insert and customize lists in Apple Pages using your iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Adding page numbers always helps in organizing your documents. Here’s how you can do that with the Pages app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Want to make your documents more confidential? Here’s how to add a watermark to documents in the Pages app on Mac.

Here are some quick ways to change background color in the Pages app on your iPhone, iPad and Mac while creating documents.

Collaborate with other writers in Apple Pages and want to keep track of changes by individual writers? Here’s how to use Track Changes in Apple Pages on Mac.

Accidentally deleted a part of a Pages document, and you don’t know what to do? Here is how you can recover the previous versions of the Pages document.

Apple Pages is a versatile built-in document editor for the Mac. You can use this word processor to create documents, books, resumes, posters, and more. That said, when it comes to dealing with impo

When dealing with documents and files in Apple Pages, you may want to share some files in read-only mode. For that, you can set permission to read-only. However, it’d be safer to convert the document to PDF.

The Safari browser comes pre-installed on Apple devices such as iPhone and iPad. Many iOS and iPadOS users prefer using it as the default browser. Sadly, the browser doesn’t work at times, for pages do not load in it. If you are from the unluc

iOS 14 brings significant changes to the iPhone’s Home screen. You can now place widgets among other app icons, build Smart Stacks of auto-rotating widgets, use the App Library to check installed apps at a glance, and so on. But did you also kn

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.

PAGES is a proprietary file format used by iWork Pages. Rarely you’d see this format in use outside the Apple ecosystem. That’s because opening or editing a PAGES document using an application such as Word, Google Docs, or Adobe Acrobat i

Having both a Google Account and an iCloud Account puts me in a weird sort of predicament — it forces me to choose between similar apps (and benefits) offered by both. And when it comes to online word processing, things get very interesting.

The Internet is a wondrous thing which has enabled us to communicate with persons across the world in an instant. It is something that has been so widely adopted that it has become an integral part of our lives.

If you use Pages on your Mac on a constant basis, then you must have learned a thing or two from our different entries on the basics of Pages or our useful tips about this app. However, if you really want to take your Pages documents to a whole new l

While most of us usually use Pages or any other word processor to mainly enter text, they are actually capable of much more than that. What sometimes comes as a surprise though, is how powerful Pages in particular can be not only on your Mac, but a

With the recent release of Office for iOS devices and with the excellent iPad and iPhone versions of Numbers, Pages and Keynote, Google has deemed in their best interest to release their own standalone versions of their productivity apps – Goo

One of the coolest features of Pages when using images on your documents is that text wraps dynamically as yo

In past entries, we have discussed the basics of Apple’s iWork suite of apps, as well as given you a series of different tips for each of them. This time though, instead of giving you a couple of tips, we’ll show you two features hidden in plain

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