After half a year, Apple finally updated its iWork application suite today. This update mainly brings some new features to Keynote, Numbers and Pages for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Let’s see what features are there.
After understanding from various sources, we found a problem, that is, the 12.0 version updated by Apple does not have a great practical effect, and can only be regarded as some small updates that are not painful. For example, the updated word processing application Pages can now publish directly to Apple Books, but the word application can reach up to 2GB ROM, and users will get more options for placing page numbers and setting font size in the meantime, but overall it is not. Not practical.
But there are also good things. In the latest version of Keynote we know, users can now zoom in to a maximum zoom ratio of 400%. While it can be huge, Apple has also added a more precise function of editing font size. , with up to two decimal places.
For Numbers, Apple brought three new features: Snapshots of table cells without formulas, categories, or hidden values in terms of copying. Provides users with more precise editing of font sizes, up to two decimal places. When using VoiceOver to create formulas, users can use the AutoFill feature to quickly help fill cells.
For Pages, Apple is bringing improvements to publishing books with larger file sizes: the most practically useful feature is the ability to publish larger files up to 2GB directly to Apple Books; and for documents, you can Insert page numbers anywhere; edit font size more precisely with up to two decimal places; quickly start writing new documents on iPhone—just touch and hold the Pages app icon on the Home screen; read comments and track changes with VoiceOver.