Presentations are different, because I typically create my own presentations, and while I don’t mind distributing my slides to others, I don’t typically find myself needing to work with anyone else to create my slides.īack to Keynote. It would be problematic if I tried to work with Pages and Numbers. We need to collaboratively edit them by passing them back and forth. At work, I regularly need to exchange Word documents and Excel spreadsheets with people. The reason is this, I don’t reasonably expect to be able to really use those apps. Just a side note: I didn’t go ahead with Pages and Numbers, the wordprocessor and spreadsheet apps in the iWork suite. Like, in the case with Keynote, to create real presentations that I’d actually be presenting with. You know, it’s one thing to try a software, and possibly a different matter to really use it in “production”. I eventually decided to buy just Keynote, so that I can have more time with it. I read many reviews, and downloaded the trial, and I considered very seriously about moving to iWork. It took me a lot of time to consider switching to iWork.
I actually took the plunge with Keynote, the presentation software in Apple’s iWork suite.
I’m a happy Microsoft Office user, the version for the Mac, of course. So, you’d think that I should be a happy iWork user. The software is not just very usable because they are easy to use, but can also be quite enjoyable to use. Beautiful hardware complemented by very usable software.
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