iWork '05: The Missing Manual

Appendix D. iWork on the Web

If you have an Internet connection—and these days, who doesn't?—you have a wealth of iWork resources at your virtual fingertips. You can browse collections of additional templates and themes to augment the ones Apple provided. If you're having trouble, you can search Apple's tech support pages. And if you don't find the answer there, or need help with a Pages or Keynote maneuver, you can pose questions and carry on discussions with other iWork fans around the globe.

Apple Resources

You should first turn to—and periodically return to—the mother ship in your quest for additional iWork information. Apple maintains several Web pages of interest to Pages and Keynote aficionados.

• www.apple.com/iwork/; www.apple.com/iwork/pages/; www.apple.com/iwork/keynote/. Apple devotes this part of its Web site to advertising iWork and describing Pages' and Keynote's features—with, of course, links to the online Apple Store. If you've already made your purchase (and made it this far in this book), you probably won't find too much here that you don't already know. You will, however, find links to the newest Pages and Keynote 2 software updates.

• www.apple.com/support/pages/; www.apple.com/support/keynote/. Apple's Pages and Keynote Support pages provide links to an array of help topics drawn from the program's built-in Help system. You can access these support Web pages directly from Pages' or Keynote's Help menu, or you can click the Support tab at the top of any ...