iWork Review

PROS: The iWork interface looks neat and sophisticated. It helps create specific document files that run on other document processing suites. You can also open it using MAC, iOS, and through any internet browser.

CONS: I feel that Pages lacks some formatting options. But the application suite is great overall.

PROS: The iWork Pages is as wonderful as a word processing app that lets me save files in word document formats. The iWork Numbers is excellent as well since it works similarly with MS Excel. You can initially save files in the official iWork Numbers format, but you can also keep them in excel, CSV, or PDF files when needed.

CONS: iWork Pages give me some little problems when saving documents. In some instances, I cannot rename the document; meaning, I need to stick with the “blank page” name. Aside from this issue, iWork is wonderful.

PROS: All programs in these suites are robust and superior in terms of usefulness. Both the desktop and web app versions connect seamlessly too. That’s significant leverage in terms of collaboration points. Although there are some minor insufficiencies that we spot in some instances.

CONS: iWork Keynotes sometimes demand updates before we can proceed with necessary document editing tasks. This is a problem when we cannot connect to a reliable internet line, such as when on a flight.

PROS: The functionality of iWork is terrific. I can let my workload run through multiple tools in one platform.

CONS: iWork has many tools or programs on its platform. However, they sometimes stumble on errors when running two or a few of those tools at once.

PROS: iWork has fantastic features and designs that have compelled me to use it for a long time. It’s very affordable, and it conveniently comes with iOS and MAC devices. The iWork suite lets me create and edit documents easily, and I can make my files available through all my devices.

CONS: You need to export files in Microsoft word document, excel spreadsheet, or PowerPoint presentation if you need to open them in Microsoft Office. It is somehow a hassle when working with people that use the Microsoft Office suite.

PROS: iWork has so many helpful features. Seamless drag and drop, cool fonts, and great templates are just a few. Its templates also have more practical use than those of other similar software.

CONS: I have some problems when opening files from iWork, but are saved in formats that are not native to the platform. For example, word documents from iWork sometimes won’t load into the desktop MS Word.

PROS: It helps me efficiently complete all applicable school activities and enjoy cool design throughout the process. It makes my tasks super easy and fast. That is largely because of the built-in templates in the platform too. They’re great time savers!

CONS: I’m not satisfied with the formatting of the files. And this is the only problem that I’ve found in iWork.

PROS: iWork carries a complete set of tools that an office suite must-have. The presentations in iWork Keynotes are super convenient to create and customize. Moreover, iWork is free for compatible devices.

CONS: Keynotes and Pages are good. But I feel that iWork Numbers is quite inferior compared to Microsoft Excel.

PROS: This suite has the same concept as MS Office but delivers things uniquely. The iWork platform is really intuitive. It works perfectly for touchscreen devices as well.

CONS: I hope that iWork would become more unique in a sense that it wouldn’t be similar to MS Office at all. That would be a big revolution with iWork. I know that iWork is intended not to intimidate users with a completely new set of office tools.

PROS: We have solved running a similar office suite throughout all of the computers in our workplace. All of them have iWork that our staff can use. It has solved our Microsoft Office issue wherein our computers run different versions of MS Office. Some even only have the free but restricted MS Office Licenses. Then, the iWork Keynotes tool helps create presentation templates for various purposes in our business. It lets us use slides for churning out PDF that is comprehensive and wonderful for our customers.

CONS: iWork isn’t that adaptable, especially when talking about different versions. Specific operating systems, for example, can only run compatible versions of iWork. Meaning, when we have documents from the latest versions, we cannot open them on computers that run an older copy of iWork. Adding to the problem is that some computers don’t allow OS upgrades because of technical factors.

PROS: I am delighted with iWork. It is an office suite platform that helps me complete a huge part of my workload.

CONS: It has compatible issues with some OS. Notably, iWork doesn’t run on Android devices.

PROS: Helps me create and keep scripts for my upcoming film. It works more efficiently than other tools that I’ve tried. Say, it lets me prepare a sheet for writing according to my demands. The iWork also allows me to leave some notes regarding shot specifications and acting guide for the actors. Its watermark feature is beneficial for placing our company logo on the scripts as well. Great for preventing copyright issues from happening.

CONS: I can’t dislike anything with iWork. It is an effortless and quick to use platform for scriptwriting.

PROS: the pro is that their prices are good to hire a VA

CONS: customer service was good at the beginning but when i decided to ask for my refund back because the worker i hired quit on me. iWorker has ignore all my emails so having a hard time getting my refund back.