After Pages 4.3 got abandoned, the new Pages has lacked important and helpful productivity features. One of them is the ability to select multiple pieces of non-contiguous text so you can (a) perform word counts on sections of text or (b) edit formatting of a lot of parts of a document easily.
See the picture for an example.https://previews.dropbox.com/p/thum...EF66HQIg-Ww/p.png?fv_content=true&size_mode=5
Please consider using this link to submit feedback on Pages to Apple. I've been submitting the following message on a daily basis; feel free to use it as well:
"In Pages 4.3, I can hold down the Cmd key and select multiple unconnected lines of text: for example, I could select the first word in a sentence, and then the second sentence, and then the fourth sentence. That would allow me to change the formatting of just those selected pieces of text, highlight them, or to view the word count of just those selected portions.
In Pages 5–8, that feature is no longer an option but it is critical to my workflow. Please fix this, especially as Pages 4.3 will not likely be compatible with future versions of macOS. Please add this missing feature back to Pages like it was before."
See the picture for an example.https://previews.dropbox.com/p/thum...EF66HQIg-Ww/p.png?fv_content=true&size_mode=5
Please consider using this link to submit feedback on Pages to Apple. I've been submitting the following message on a daily basis; feel free to use it as well:
"In Pages 4.3, I can hold down the Cmd key and select multiple unconnected lines of text: for example, I could select the first word in a sentence, and then the second sentence, and then the fourth sentence. That would allow me to change the formatting of just those selected pieces of text, highlight them, or to view the word count of just those selected portions.
In Pages 5–8, that feature is no longer an option but it is critical to my workflow. Please fix this, especially as Pages 4.3 will not likely be compatible with future versions of macOS. Please add this missing feature back to Pages like it was before."
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