iWork '05

The bestselling software for Macintosh computers is Microsoft Office, but Apple is out to change that with its new iWork '05 suite. Because the iWork suite lacks adequate in-depth documentation, New York Times computer columnist David Pogue ensures that readers have complete knowledge of these programs. His witty and authoritative Missing Manual gives readers the essentials of Pages and Keynote 2- including their capabilities, their advantages over similar programs, and their limitations. Pogue also delivers countless goodies that readers won't find anywhere else: undocumented tips, tricks, and secrets for getting the very best performance out of these new applications.

Jim Elferdink is co-author of "AppleWorks 6: The Missing Manual" and owns Macs for the Masses, a Macintosh consulting company. In former lifetimes a commercial photographer, farm owner, carpenter, and cabinetmaker; currently he enjoys gourmet cooking, digital photography, and racing sports cars. College introduced him to the Mac Plus and to comely professor Joy Hardin. He bought one and married the other. They share a home in the redwoods of far Northern California.

The Missing Credits

ix

Introduction

xiii

Part One: Pages

Creating a Basic Document

3

(18)

Creating a Document

3

(3)

Controlling the Document Window

6

(5)

Basic Editing in Pages

11

(10)

Formatting Your Document

21

(26)

Formatting Your Documents

21

(20)

Spell Checking

41

(6)

Advanced Word Processing

47

(38)

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