It notifies you of an update, but the update is not free.Folks just by way of mention if update is not lifting for iWorks Apps you are entitled to then if you go into the App itself i.e. open up pages it notifies you there is a free update.
It notifies you of an update, but the update is not free.Folks just by way of mention if update is not lifting for iWorks Apps you are entitled to then if you go into the App itself i.e. open up pages it notifies you there is a free update.
If you have iWork 09 on CD, is this a free upgrade?
Folks just by way of mention if update is not lifting for iWorks Apps you are entitled to then if you go into the App itself i.e. open up pages it notifies you there is a free update.
Are you seriously complaining at spending a few bucks to update years old software? Geez why don't you take the money you'd put aside for mavericks and use that to buy iWork? Or were you planning on ripping that off too.. 'Wink, wink
Just Got an iPhone 5s for my wife this morning, (before the announcements) so it downloaded and installed the "old versions" how will the updates appear, does anyone know?
Why? If you purchased iLife '11 thru MAS it's free, otherwise you gotta pay to get to the most recent version.
Not this wahhhh I'm running software from 2009 and I want a free upgrade to the newest and latest
I paid $79 to get iWork years ago for my Mac.
Why is it that people who bought it years later (mind you, it is the same version), at a cheaper price, get to update to the new version for free.
Unfortunately, when you click update, it doesn't (for me at least). It opens the MAS and shows no new updates available.
I had to redownload the free version, as mine was installed from a DVD.
Source: http://www.apple.com/creativity-apps/mac/
Condescension is so juvenile.
The version of iWork that I have on my Mac is the same version that can be purchased from the Mac App Store. Therefore there is absolutely no reason that I should have to repurchase the exact same apps and the exact same versions of those apps just to be able to upgrade. They are the same.
The Garageband in App store if you search it shows it is for Free but when you download it it does not replace the old one wtf?
What. You mean like this ? LOL
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iPhoto & iMovie show up as free upgrades for me, with a July purchase date on the purchases tab in the App Store. That must be the date when I "accepted" these apps in the MAS after purchasing my latest Mac.
Wouldn't the iPhoto/iMovies updates be supposed to be a paid upgrade for me? (Not that I complain)![]()
Just got off the phone with Apple. iWork '09 retail box purchases will receive the update. They are aware of the bug and just ask us to be patient. We will get it for free!
Putting in bold just so everyone sees it.
Count yourself blessed if you only have $8K in student loans!![]()
Unfortunately, when you click update, it doesn't (for me at least). It opens the MAS and shows no new updates available.
ThanksGreat news!
Because the people who bought it later lucked into buying the MAS version. It could be worse, you could have bought a tablet just to have it go down in price by 100$ about 2 weeks after you bought it.
Either it's worth 60$ to get all three or it isn't. It's unfair, but so's life.
Just got off the phone with Apple. iWork '09 retail box purchases will receive the update. They are aware of the bug and just ask us to be patient. We will get it for free!
Putting in bold just so everyone sees it.
Just got off the phone with Apple. iWork '09 retail box purchases will receive the update. They are aware of the bug and just ask us to be patient. We will get it for free!
Putting in bold just so everyone sees it.
Just got off the phone with Apple. iWork '09 retail box purchases will receive the update. They are aware of the bug and just ask us to be patient. We will get it for free!
Putting in bold just so everyone sees it.