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What is Apple iWork?
Using the Inspector in iWork
Creating a Project in Pages in iWork
Editing Text in iWork
Laying Out Text in Pages in iWork
Adding Media to a Document in iWork
Add Tables to a Document in iWork
Using Shapes & Layers in iWork
Using Masks in iWork
Creating a Project in Numbers in iWork
Doing Advanced Tables in Numbers in iWork
Using Functions in Tables in iWork
Creating a Project in Keynote in iWork
Creating Charts in iWork
Using Slide Options & Transitions in iWork
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Summary: How to use iWork; learn all about Pages, Keynote, and Numbers in this free instructional video.
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The computer software iWork is a suite of applications made by Apple, Inc. that includes Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. This is the software response to Microsoft Office and has been gaining popularity in recent years with thousands of Macintosh users. Pages is a word processing program, Keynote is a presentation program, and Numbers is a spreadsheet application. With it's presentation analysis and low prices, iWork integrates perfectly with other iLife programs.
In this free video series, watch as computer specialist Matt Nichols teaches how to use the computer program iWork. Get tips on how to use Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. Learn how to save and go between programs and how to upload Media into iWork. Start saving money ad increasing your presentation skills today. Whether you are a college student or a professional, these video tutorials from ExpertVillage are sure to help you get started.
"Hey everybody! My name is Matt and I'm speaking to you on behalf of Expert Village. Today I'm going to be teaching you about iWork. For those of you who don't know what iWork is, it's a suite of applications. It includes 3 main programs, which are Keynote, Numbers, and Pages. Keynote is the program that I'm in right now, and it's used for creating slide shows and presentations. You've also got Numbers, which is used to create spreadsheets. From your spreadsheet, you can create charts and things based on information in your spreadsheet. Then you've got Pages, which is a word processing program that you can use to create anything from just simple text to books, pamphlets, and things such as that. One of the great things about the iWork suite is that you can pass information back and forth so you can use information from your spreadsheet in your presentation and it makes it really easy to do that. IWork is exclusively for the Mac. If you go to apple.com, you can download it there. There's even a 30-day free trial, which you can use. The program that I'm using, the version is 08. If you've got an older version such as 06, you can probably still learn a lot from these tutorials. Let's go ahead and get started learning how to use iWork. "
eHow Article: What is Apple iWork?
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imargo said
on 8/2/2008 Thanks Matt - this was an excellent series! iWork rocks - I do all my presentations with this software and it always impresses (even ppt users). I learned a couple of new tricks from you and I appreciate it. Nice videos - keep up the good work. Margo