I'm sure this topic has come up before but after a search here, for the life of me I cannot find any posts on it.
My main work machine is running El Capitan with Pages ver. 5. This machine cannot be updated to Sierra so Pages 5 (5.6.2 to be exact) is the latest I can have on it.
My Pages documents are saved in iCloud so I have access to them on my mobile devices. Anyhow I suspect on my iPhone 7 (iOS 11) I have a later version of Pages. I have opened some of my Pages documents on my iPhone and I have since discovered that those same documents can no longer be opened on Pages on my main machine - I get an error "The file "zzzz" couldn't be opened".
I'm guessing Pages on my iPhone has updated the documents to a later version that can no longer be opened in Pages 5 on El Capitan. Is this assumption correct? Any way to recover those documents to be opened on my desktop? Can they be converted to an older Pages version?
My main work machine is running El Capitan with Pages ver. 5. This machine cannot be updated to Sierra so Pages 5 (5.6.2 to be exact) is the latest I can have on it.
My Pages documents are saved in iCloud so I have access to them on my mobile devices. Anyhow I suspect on my iPhone 7 (iOS 11) I have a later version of Pages. I have opened some of my Pages documents on my iPhone and I have since discovered that those same documents can no longer be opened on Pages on my main machine - I get an error "The file "zzzz" couldn't be opened".
I'm guessing Pages on my iPhone has updated the documents to a later version that can no longer be opened in Pages 5 on El Capitan. Is this assumption correct? Any way to recover those documents to be opened on my desktop? Can they be converted to an older Pages version?