iWork: The Missing Manual

This is very literally the missing manual for the iWorks suite of programs. Apple offers no documentation at all for them, other than online tutorials.This book is typical of the missing-manuals series. It offers very complete, easy-to-understand instructions for the newest versions Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. Importantly, it covers the OSX and iOS versions of each program. This is critical, since they are intended to be companions, connected via iCloud.There are abundant screenshots for nearly every important instruction, and the book is in general very attractive and readable. I can't think of anything I wish it had included or anything that should have been omitted.This is the one manual you need in order to get the most out of the iWorks suite. I recommend it most highly.

I use it for a reference book even after it doesn't apply to my present Mac computer. I can find what I'm look for & then look up the newest version on the online to see if it's been updated

This book appears to be in like-new condition. The price was excellent and the book arrived within the announced time-frame. We will use this book to learn programs that are new to us.

I purchased the book needing help with Numbers, we'll I still need help with numbers, but did get some great answers about writing and presentations. I found the material mixed up and frustrating, not like a normal how-to manual.

In my humble opinion this e-manual is the "must have" for anybody running iWorks. Some of its content may not be necessary for somebody not doing extensive work; as it goes deep into everything that iWorks is capable of. Therefore, I consider it the manual for everybody; be them professionals or casual users.

Apple has gone over to all Pages, all the time and Pages is not as easy to use as microsoft word. The manual is okay, but still leaves me wandering through trying to find some quick answers.When I bought my new iMacbook Pro, the new Sierra program converted ALL my .doc documents over to .pages and now I am stuck because I cannot convert the documents back into Word. I don't think that the software in iWork is as easy to use as Apple would lead you to believe, so I am grateful that I have the manual, and eventually I'll learn whether I want to or not.

I always find these books worthwhile. Personally, I think they're fun to read and I can usually find the answer to my question. I find it more helpful than AppleCare and a lot less expensive.

I started with Pages. So called a Word Processor. Missing: an important feature: The selection of non-contiguous Selection; which is one of the basics in Word Processing. Apparently Apple developed a program more like a key-note one.

This is an older printing of the Manuel but adequate for my needs. I noticed after I had ordered it that you also carry one for seniors that I might have preferred, but I am happy with this one.I have had several other 'Missing Manuels' for mac previously. Better than anything else I have seen.

Does what it says, its the book that should have been part of the Apple Mac purchase.

Escrito de maneira bem clara e direta, tem me ajudado a aprender mais da melhor suite de escritorio para mac.

THis is a great book for those who are beginners with iWork program. Highly recommend this and other books from the "Missing Manual" series.

After 30 years or so of MS Word etc. it was very difficult for me to come to terms with iPages initially at least. This manual has allowed me to do this, It is very clearly written but obviously as manual, as opposed to and instruction book, one has to search out each individual problem for the correct solution. Having said that, it has really assisted me with learning all the many facets of iWork and as such I would recommend it anyone in as similar position. I now use iPages with the same confidence that I did previously with MS Word.