I tried that as well. I'm gonna make another new admin account and try it again. Someone in another thread said you have to make sure all the apps are in the same folder. How do i check if they are? Maybe that's why I don't get any updates?!
I didnt have to do anything with the folders. Just entered "TEST" in the full name field, change the account to admin, and typed nothing else*
Apple must have fixed things. I'm over on the iMac now and the MAS is giving me direct, free, updates to iLife & iWork. All of which I purchased on disc years ago. I didn't have to go through the steps above this time, like I did on the MBP earlier.
I noticed this as well, but I don't think it was fixed. I feel like what we did on our MBPs forced the update to then show up on our accounts on the iMac...
This should be a story on the MR front page!
I didn't have to create a "test" account. I simply installed from the DVD, launched Software Update, and it offered to add them to my account. That's presumably how it's supposed to work. Are you guys still installing from DVD, or is there something special about an account called "TEST" that's making it give you the apps for free?
So I followed the instructionas and updated the Keynote, Numbers and Pages app. The MAc App store downloaded the same copy of apps into the iWork'09 folder. However, when I check the MAS page for iWork apps, I see their status as installed. The version of the downloaded Keynote is not 6.0 it's 5.3
Any suggestions?