Minimum System for iWork?

I'm a new switcher, so this may be a silly question.
I recently bought a new Mac Mini, 512 Ram, Super Drive, etc. I ordered IWork and when I try to install it everything looks good and then it says there is nothing to install and quits.
I thought the mini had a G4 level processor, but is the mini below the minimum system requirements for iWork 05?
Thanks, this is my first glitch.

Dennis, Steven--
I hope I'm not going to cause problems with this post, but--I installed the iWorks trial that came with my Tiger DVD, and--though I have an old Lime iMac DV 400 MHz G3, running 1 GB RAM, iWorks runs FINE. I've had no problems!
Though I read the specs, I'm stubborn and wanted to see if iWorks would run. The first time I installed it, the install quit half way though. So, I gave up. The next day, on a whim I tried again and, lo and behold, it installed.
I've used Pages only, as I have no need for Keynote. I love Pages and wish Pages was a stand-alone product so that Apple would expand it and make it more powerful and useful. I plan to purchase iWorks soon.
I don't know why iWorks works on my iMac. I guess I got lucky. I'm NOT *guaranteeing* iWorks will work on G3's!
Carol

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