IWork 09 in Yosemite

Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone had found a way to get iWork 09 to work in Yosemite. I really would like to keep it. Thanks.
— Gaurav.

In case anyone is wondering, iWork '09 (containing Pages) does indeed work with Yosemite. So happy to say!
Pages '09 always worked great for me. The hot new Pages, no way! I'm an artist and I need need to use my old templates for art greeting cards. I need the greater functionality of Page '09. But it wasn't easy to get Pages '09 to work on Yosemite on my 2011 MBP. First problem was that I had removed it when I updated to the new Pages and no longer had my retail disk. Dumb. However, I did have a copy of Pages '09 on my Snow Leopard iMac (just about ready to die). So I had a serial number, but no install disk. With some searching I found a site online where I could download a trial version of iWork '09. Great. But it would seem to install, then an error message would say it had a problem & couldn't install. After chasing my tail for awhile, I trashed the new Pages and all other iWork installs, then reinstalled the trial Pages '09. Then downloaded the Pages '09 4.3 manual update which I read was required to make Pages '09 work in Yosemite. As soon as I put in my serial number, everything worked as expected. I could open my old templates for art greeting cards. I could immediately access everything I needed.

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