Apple today released iWork Update 5 (iWork 9.0.5) which contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following:
• Adds support for playback of Keynote presentations on iWork.com public beta, with over 15 animations and effects, when using the latest version of Safari.
• Adds support for Keynote Remote 1.2, including high-resolution slides for the Retina display.
• Addresses an issue in Keynote with ruler numbers when moving or resizing a shape or scrolling.
• Addresses an issue when exporting a Keynote presentation to iTunes/iPod when iTunes 10 is installed.
• Improves the readability of ePub documents exported from Pages.
• Includes public sharing and private upload document sharing options for iWork.com to Keynote, Pages, and Numbers.
This update is recommended for users of iWork 9.0 and later. iWork.com users are invited to test the sharing options and provide feedback via iWork.com.
Detailed information on this update and individual application changes here.
iWork Update 5 (iWork 9.0.5) is available via Software Update and also as a standalone installer.
More info and download link (67.06 MB) here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “TheMightyFinder” for the heads up.]
So, iWork 10 tomorrow then?
The best (Keynote) just keeps getting better.
let’s this allows me to open Pages, it’s been crashing for the past two days…
“So, iWork 10 tomorrow then?”
Someone needs to check their iCal……
Keynote has so much potential, yet Apple doesn’t deliver. The basic workflow is still utterly clumsy (still no way to quickly zoom in/out or define/edit shortcuts…WTF?!). Hell, there still isn’t even support for working with layers. Keynote deserves at least the basic toolset of a layout app.
Adding to all this, the iPad/iOS version of keynote, although a great first step, is rather obsolete as long as one can’t import fonts.
@Dana
Fonts schmonts.
I use the iPad version all the time and have never been in need of a font that wasn’t already there.
Let your content do the talking. Don’t rely so much on every single font (and transition). Too many people rely on fancy fonts, animations and transitions and that drowns out the message.
Just making room for new Pages, Numbers & Keynote versions that’ll only be available from Mac App Store…
@Dana – there still isn’t even support for working with layers.
Agreed. Hopefully this feature shows up in the next Keynote version. Specifically, there ought to be an Expose like feature that shows all component parts of any Keynote Plate with easy selection.
Also, perhaps in the next Keynote version multiple songs in one presentation will be an option.
Oh…don’t get me started about Quicktime exports….
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@Dana
Zoom works fine via key commands cmd+> and cmd+<
I spend 20% of my week in keynote and think it’s fantastic. Yes, it could be improved, but I want to avoid it becoming too complicated and feature bloated.
Usually 3 years I think, check the Apple website – AppleCare is available as an extra when you buy a Mac or separately from the online Store.
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Great if you use Keynote. Downer if you use or try to use the rest of it.
@.el guapo
“I use the iPad version all the time and have never been in need of a font that wasn’t already there.”
Well, that settles it then.