Hi all, I am looking to download Pages and Numbers for Mojave. The App store tells me that I need to be running system 11 or higher. Where do I find older, sound versions of both Pages and Numbers to download?
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Where to find Numbers and Pages for Mojave online?
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You should find them in the purchased section of the App Store https://support.apple.com/guide/app-store/view-and-manage-purchased-apps-fir4cbb7ae76/3.0/mac/10.14
Thanks, but as I never purchased either app in the first place, don't know how much use that link will be to me.
Probably out of luck.
A member is going through something similar right now. And appears since never "bought" it (ie. accepted the free version) in the past, they too can't get an older version of the software.
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A member is going through something similar right now. And appears since never "bought" it (ie. accepted the free version) in the past, they too can't get an older version of the software.
Get previous version of Pages, Numbers, etc?
Hi, I've got a similar issue. In my case I purchased iWork '09 back before the days of the App store, back in November of 2010. I still have the Serial number I received for it. I'm currently running 10.12.6 Sierra where iWork '09 still works, but I now need to run some software that requires at...
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Some of the older versions are available on the Apple Download Page:
Manuals, Specs, and Downloads - Apple Support
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Thanks, I've found versions of both Pages and Numbers that ought to play nicely with Mojave. Here goes nothin!
I have iWork 05 (boxed version).
I wonder if that can be upgraded........?
Joking aside, I have no use for 'office' type applications.
I think I only ever used it a couple of times, it's probably still installed on my G4 PowerBook.
Pricing & Availability
iWork ’05 will be available in the US on Saturday, January 22 and worldwide on Saturday, January 29 through the Apple Store® (www.apple.com), Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers for a suggested retail price of $79 (US). Minimum system requirements include Mac OS X version 10.3.6, a Macintosh® computer with a 500 MHz or faster PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor (G4 for PowerBook), 128 MB of RAM (512MB recommended), 8MB of video RAM (32MB recommended), QuickTime 6.5 or later and iLife ’04 or later recommended.
I wonder if that can be upgraded........?
Joking aside, I have no use for 'office' type applications.
I think I only ever used it a couple of times, it's probably still installed on my G4 PowerBook.
Pricing & Availability
iWork ’05 will be available in the US on Saturday, January 22 and worldwide on Saturday, January 29 through the Apple Store® (www.apple.com), Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers for a suggested retail price of $79 (US). Minimum system requirements include Mac OS X version 10.3.6, a Macintosh® computer with a 500 MHz or faster PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor (G4 for PowerBook), 128 MB of RAM (512MB recommended), 8MB of video RAM (32MB recommended), QuickTime 6.5 or later and iLife ’04 or later recommended.
LibreOffice - free, native and, some would say, better than Pages & Numbers
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/
Thank you for the suggestion, I did try LibreOffice but ended up getting frustrated with it. Couldn't even do a basic spreadsheet. Super annoying cause back in the 90s I was doing desktop publishing for a living, used PageMaker 6.4 on my ol Mac Classic....I see that PageMaker did exist up til 2001 then disappeared.LibreOffice - free, native and, some would say, better than Pages & Numbers
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/
I found this in my Purchased list, but am told I should update. I'm running OS 10.14 as well, and cannot upgrade to 10.15 or .16
All that said, should the current Pages still work or will it once again crash my mac?
Thanks, my bf uses this on his Linux machine, and my editor has been saving as .docx with Libre Office, but InDesign doesn't recognize these files. It will import .doc files, but the formatting is lost. So frustrating.LibreOffice - free, native and, some would say, better than Pages & Numbers
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/
In theory, the last released version of Pages for macOS 10.14 should not crash your Mac.
In practice, only you can tell
because every system has different additional software installed (like InDesign) that can cause incompatibilities and crashes.I don’t know if this helps in any way with formating, but LibreOffice has an option to “Export directly as PDF”
Thanks again, however, a PDF isn’t editable. The normal routine is to import text from a document and then apply styles and place images to create a readable layout. Importing a PDF would be like adding an already baked cake to the mixing bowl.In theory, the last released version of Pages for macOS 10.14 should not crash your Mac.
In practice, only you can tell
I don’t know if this helps in any way with formating, but LibreOffice has an option to “Export directly as PDF”
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I’ll just have to leave the doc window open while working up an InDesign layout, and refer back to it for italics, etc. (adding .doc to the text file in Finder enables InDesign to recognize it, but not .docx for some reason )
I can’t imagine thinking it’s better than Pages & Numbers. It’s an amazing accomplishment but I tried it recently and the interface feels stuck in the late 90s with a coat of paint to try to make it look modernLibreOffice - free, native and, some would say, better than Pages & Numbers
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/
I wish I could contribute to open source software to help with that kind of thing
I don’t have time to stare at the interface, I’ve got work to do ;-)
Otherwise https://www.google.com/search?q=How to Make LibreOffice Look Like&hl=en-US&gl=US
How to Make LibreOffice Look Like Microsoft Office https://www.debugpoint.com/2021/06/libreoffice-like-microsoft-office/
Other ways, in another thread https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/get-previous-version-of-pages-numbers-etc.2261522/
That’s the point.
This “Interface is just appearance” philosophy is unfortunately a huge problem for open source software.
Interface is partially appearance but the most important part is how things work. And one of the keys to a successful interface is that it works the way the operating system you’re using works.
I’m not interested in themes that attempt to patch a modern look over top while ignoring the fundamental flaws in an interface. I’m interested in using applications with smooth, functional user experiences that make it pleasant to get work done
I recall that before 2009 or so, there was Apple software suite, iWork, which contained both Pages and Numbers. It is actually free, https://support.apple.com/downloads/productivitysoftware
so download and install Pages and Numbers, open them and use for something (the main thing get them associated with your Apple ID), after that you can update them. AppStore itself will indicate available updates.
so download and install Pages and Numbers, open them and use for something (the main thing get them associated with your Apple ID), after that you can update them. AppStore itself will indicate available updates.
Are they not just updates in that link.....?
Do you not need a version installed to start with.
why dont you download and see yourself? maybe you expect me to install them in your computer?
I don't need the iLife software, just browsing this thread......
I have iLife 08 box in the cupboard, not used it since PowerPC.
From previous experience, I thought you would need a 'full installer', for the benefit of others reading this.
I have iLife 08 box in the cupboard, not used it since PowerPC.
From previous experience, I thought you would need a 'full installer', for the benefit of others reading this.
I have also full installer, iWork on DMG. Probably won't install on Monterey, can't test but I think its full.I don't need the iLife software, just browsing this thread......
I have iLife 08 box in the cupboard, not used it since PowerPC.
From previous experience, I thought you would need a 'full installer', for the benefit of others reading this.
