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Apple iWork 09 Looks Slick, Adds Useful Features
by Cameron Sturdevant
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Keynote Magic Move
Here, you see a demonstration of the Magic Move transition effect, going from one slide to the next by sliding a graphic element between the two slides.
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Keynote Text Transition
Here, I've used the Anagram transition to go from one thought to the next using two slides.
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Keynote Graphic Transition
This graphic transition is eye candy, but it's cool eye candy.
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Numbers 09 Data with Chart
A dummy eWEEK expense form is used to create a chart that shows expenses over time.
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Numbers 09 File Ready to Mail
In the upper center screen, note that I am now able to e-mail this Numbers file.
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New Numbers Templates
For businesses, only five templates are included with the product. There are several templates for personal finance and educational purposes.
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Chart Linked to Keynote
Here, the expense report chart is now linked to a slide in Keynote.
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Chart Linked to Keynote Matching Style
The same expense report chart now linked to a slide in Keynote matches the style template of the Keynote presentation. Some of the data is truncated. I probably could have fixed this, but it's how it came across by default.
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Pages Full Screen
Here, you see all distractions and clutter removed from the desktop so that the Pages document is placed at the center of attention. This is a nice way to really focus on a project.
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Pages in Outline Mode
Here is the same Pages document in outline mode. Although a more complex outline might have been more impressive, this simple example actually illustrates the outline function and worked well for me on this particular story about Cisco.
