Apple Updates iWork Apps for iPad

Apple has just updated all the three iWork apps for iPad: Pages, Keynote and Numbers. All the updates seem to address stability and compatibility issues with iWork ‘09 files, you can find the changelogs after the break.

Pages

  • Improves reliability when exporting Microsoft Word documents

  • Addresses issues with exporting documents previously imported from Microsoft Word

  • Fixes an issue with text wrapping in Microsoft Word after exporting a document with a frame around an image

  • Addresses a chart font size issue when exporting documents previously imported from Microsoft Word

  • Resolves an issue with scrolling after inserting and playing a movie

Numbers

  • Improves reliability when importing Numbers ’09 spreadsheets

  • Addresses a chart font size issue when exporting spreadsheets previously imported from Microsoft Excel

  • Fixes an issue when formatting a table pasted from Keynote or Pages

  • Addresses an issue where formulas did not properly update when dragging and dropping cells

  • Fixes an issue with applying a new style to a table in a template after an Undo

Keynote

  • Improves reliability when importing Keynote ’09 presentations

  • Improves reliability when importing Microsoft PowerPoint presentations

  • Addresses a chart font size issue when exporting presentations previously imported from Microsoft PowerPoint

  • Fixes an issue preventing access to some table cell color fills in landscape mode with an external keyboard

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