Starting with a pet project for Steve Jobs, all the way to a modern, web-infused set of applications across multiple platforms, iWork has expanded into a suite of tools more than capable of meeting almost anyone's needs. This week, Stephen and David talk through Keynote, Pages and Numbers, giving tips and comparing them to office suites offered by other companies.
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Numbers Introduction - YouTube
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Keynote - Apple
Keynote - Official Apple Support
The iMac G4 - 512 Pixels on YouTube
Pages - Apple
Pages - Official Apple Support
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Numbers - Apple
Numbers - Official Apple Support
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Macworld 2009 - iWork.com Introduction - YouTube
Apple WWDC 2013 - iWork for iCloud Introduction - YouTube
Web-only access to iCloud - Apple Support
About collaboration for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote - Apple Support
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