iWork First Look: What It Is And What It Is Not.

iWork contains two major applications. “Pages” is a word processor that reads and writes Microsoft word files. “Keynote 2.0” is an improved version of Apple’s Keynote released a couple of years ago (so it seems). They work very well together.

If you’re expecting that iWork’s two applications will enable you to be fully “Microsoft FREE” then you’ll be disappointed.

“Pages” is not Word. The Microsoft word processor has every feature you could imagine and Pages does not..... (excerpted).

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