Pages "enhanced" for Lion?

I want to know before I upgrade. In the Mac App Store Apple offers Pages as "enhanced" for Lion at a price. If I upgrade to Lion and want to continue using Pages, do I have to buy the enhanced version of Pages? Didn't Apple update Pages for Lion?

I think I know what you are asking, and my answer will be the same as Peter's. The advertising for Pages in the Mac App Store can be confusing. Many of us have thought that the version there is an upgrade. It is actually the same as the Pages in iWork 09, but arranged differently such that it can be purchased separately from KN and Numbers.
So you can update Pages with Software Update at, no charge and when you purchase Lion, you're ready to go.
Jerry

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"enhanced for Lion?"

I have Pages on my iMac. I will upgrade to Lion soon. The App Store says Pages is available as Enhanced for Lion ($9.99). Do I have to pay again to keep Pages for Lion or won't the app update itself for Lion as usual? I want to know before I upgrade. Thanks.

If you don't get an answer here, you might post in the Pages discussion at https://discussions.apple.com/community/iwork/pages

Where can I get an old version of Pages for Lion?

Does anyone know how I can get Pages for Lion, os x 10.7.5. Upgrade is not possible

Seems like I have seen an answer but this one is being left alone and no one??

Safari lion isn't loading images or some text. It doesn't even load any of the "iPod / iPad / Mac boxes on the apple page. Is there any way to fix it, or reinstall safari for lion?

I connected my macbook pro to my school network, with a proxy server, and when i got home, safari wouldnt load any images or certain text on any web page.
I removed the proxies from network settings, but it still hasnt done anything.
Is there a way i can reinstall safari for lion, i could only find it for snow leopard, and it wouldnt let me install that.
Any other way to fix it would be great too.

Try resettting Safari by clicking on the Safari menu item the click reset Safari.

Insane spelling correction in Pages for Lion: "is" - "si"

Well, the new pages for Lion insists on correcting the word "is" to "si" every time I type it.
This insane behavior ceases only when I uncheck Edit>Spelling>Check Spelling as You Type.
When I go to Edit>Spelling..., enter the word "is" into the entry field and press "Guess", Pages returns a guess of "si".
When I go to Pages>Preferences> Autocorrect, there is no entry in the list of autocorrect entries for "is" or for "si".
When I go to Apple>System Preferences>Language & Text>Text, there is no entry in the list of autocorrect entries for either "is" or "si".
Under Apple>System Preferences>Language & Text>Language, my choice is US English. Spanish is not among the choices.
So I guess Pages for Lion somehow thinks that I am a Spanish speaker and is trying to help me out. Sheesh.
Apple, this system (OS X LIon) and software (iWork) release is not up to your high usual standards!!!!!

madde001 wrote:
Actually, experimenting shows that this setting can be changed on a document-by-document basis.
Wrong, it may be set on word basis
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 21 juillet 2011 20:15:02
iMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 4 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.8
Please : Search for questions similar to your own before submitting them to the community
To be the AW6 successor, iWork MUST integrate a TRUE DB, not a list organizer !

Dual boot for lion and SL

BHow do I set up the dual boot for Lion and snow leopard oon the same internal hard disK
What does Time machine do under the dual boot?

I am also considering putting Lion and SL on separate hard drives.
Since this is an iMac forum, I assume you will use an external drive as the second drive. Use one that connects via firewire, not via USB.
Both on a single drive -
OK. Doing it on a single drive means you will need to partition the internal drive. Although this is straight forward, it is always best to back up the existing drive first, just in case. It's a good idea to have a backup on a different drive, anyway.
To do that, clone the entire internal drive to the external drive.
I would suggest, though, that you first partition the external drive. I would suggest four equal-size partitions, provided the drive is big enough - at least 1.0TB, though a 2.0TB drive might be better. You can use OS X's disk utility to do that. Go to the Partition page in Disk Utility, select your external driv in the list on the left, then use the Partition Layout menu to select the number of partitions. Set the format to Mac OS Extended (journaled) GUID for all partitions. Click the Apply button.
The easy way to do the cloning is to use a cloning utility such as Carbon Copy Cloner. Clone the entire internal drive to one of the partitions on the external drive. Then test boot to it (use Startup Disk in System Preferences to do that) to verify the integrity of the clone. At that time I would suggest you change the background design/picture for the desktop to aomething other than the one used on the original drive - this can be a handy visual reminder of which volume you are booted to.
Then add a partition to the internal drive. To do that, run Disk Utility. Go to the Partition page, select your internal drive in the list on the left, but do not use the Partition Layout menu this time. Instead, click the existing volume in the graphic display, then click the plus ("+") button underneath that display -
This will add a partition without erasing the existing information - i.e., the drive will end up with two partitions, one of which will contain your original boot volume.
Use Startup Disk to re-select your original boot violume, and restart back into it.
Now, clone the original drive again using CCC, but this time to the second partition of the internal drive, the one you just added.
Boot to that freshly cloned volume to verify it. Then, while still booted to it, install OS X 10.7 Lion onto it.
This will result in your original Snow Leopard on the first partition of the internal drive, and Lion on the second partition of the internal drive.
The external drive will have Snow Leopard on one partition, one partition will be empty (available for a clone of Lion if you wish, or use it for extra storage). The remaining two partitions can be used for Time Machine backups - one for Snow Leopard, one for Lion.
If you want to have each OS on its own hard drive, then you can use the first clone of Snow Leopard to the external to be upgraded to Lion, or upgrade the orignal on the internal drive to Lion. Be sure to boot to the volume to be used for Lion before installing it so that Lion is installed onto the correct boot volume.
You can then use the empty partition on the internal drive as the backup (or Time Machine) volume for the OS on the external drive, and vice versa. In this arrangement you may need only partition the external into two volumes.
If you have a different scheme in mind for partitioning, feel free to do that. I don't use Time Machine, so don't have the need to make space for it. Carbon Copy Cloner can be used to do incremental backups after the initial backup - but I don't use that, either. I'm old school - after the inital cloning for backup, I do manual backups of files on the fly.
Comments -
* I would suggest keeping both Snow Leopard and Lion on the internal drive. Reason - even though firewire 800 is fast, it is still noticeably slower than an internal drive. OS's on an external drive will run slower than those on an internal drive.
• I don't like the concept of Time Machine. Amongst other things, it seems to want more space on the target volume than it actually needs; and it is not a bootable replication. A clone of a bootable volume is bootable.
• It was just a few days ago that I went through the same process as you are planning. One slight difference - I used a 1.0TB external partitioned into 3 equal volumes, since I had no need to allow space for Time Machine. I have Snow Leopard and Lion each on its own partition of the internal drive; and cloned backups of each on the external drive, plus one GP partition on the external drive.
• If you have not yet downloaded Lion, be prepared for it to take a while; it's almost 4GB in size. Probably be a good idea to defeat sleep for the duration.
• Cloning takes a while, but not that long - it took 30 minutes to clone 45GB to the external drive, and 45 minutes to clone it to the second internal partition.

Is there a way to download PAGES 4 for MAC OS? Pages 5 is missing too many features I need!

Is there any way to get the prior version of Pages (4x) for MAC? So many critical features are missing now I cannot use Pages any longer unless I can get the old version?
Mike

With Mavericks the answer is maybe. It really depends on whether they ship a disc with Pages 4.0 or Pages 4.3. It is hard to figure out which one is the one that you will actually receive. If you have a virtual machine and purchased these from the Mac App store then if you run Mountain Lion you should be able to download them again on that system. This is the method I used to re-install.
I'm lucky in that I have the retail version of iWork 09. I re-installed it using the following method.
1. Reinstall from DVD. This installed a version that is too out of date to run on Mavericks so I had to do step 2.
2. Ran a virtual machine with Mountain Lion, installed iWork 09, ran software update and copied the latest versions over to my main machine. This works and now I have iWork 09 back on my machine. Hopefully Apple can fix this latest iWork and bring it back to feature parity with iWork 09.

Pro Mac Pro Tip for Lion Users

Been frustrated with your Mac Pro since upgrading to Lion? Maybe I can help.
I’ve spent the last few months just hating OS X Lion. I thought Apple should have given it a better nickname, like “System Hang” or “Patience is a Virtue.” I spent more time starring at the dreaded spinning beach ball of death than I did getting work done. Where I once kept open as many browser windows and tabs as I liked, I began closing everything I didn’t absolutely need right then. Aperture 3, which I adore, had become impossible to use.
Things had gotten so frustrating, I was seriously thinking about doing a clean system install — something I used to have to do every 6-12 months with Windows, and was one of the reasons I made the switch.
But there were other things I could do to speed things up, and here they are in no particular order:
• Replace system HDD with a super fast SSD. But that’s expensive, and a hassle. First you have to clone your existing system on it, and all four of my drive bays are full. So I’d have to put the SSD in a FireWire-freindly enclosure, clone it the slow way, then swap it in for the HDD.
• Put in a faster video card. This seemed the least-likely to do any good, and I’m not exactly taxing the card this machine shipped with more than two years ago.
• New CPU. I could install a non-sanctioned EFI update, and swap out my quad-core Xeon for something sexier. But not only is that expensive, it also voids my warranty.
• More memory! This is usually the go-to upgrade. It’s easy. It isn’t very expensive. And even if it doesn’t do a whole lot, you know you want it anyway.
Now, this Xeon processor has three memory channels, but the motherboard has four memory slots. If you fill all four, your memory takes a speed hit — but you can fit in more memory. If you use just three matched memory sticks, the processor can take full advantage of its memory architecture.
When I bought this box, I also picked up four 2GB memory sticks. I figured I could try it both ways: 3 sticks for 6GB of faster access or all 4 for 8GB of restricted access. Under previous versions of OS X — Leopard and Snow Leopard — things ran faster and smoother with the full 8GB.
Well let me tell you: Lion does not like slow memory. Not one bit.
Yesterday I ditched all four 2GB sticks and replaced them with three 4GB sticks. The 50% increase in memory space is a nice bit of room for Lion to run around in, but I’m wagering that leaving that fourth slot unfilled was what really did the trick. Because let me tell you, right now this Lion roars. All the bad things I said about Lion? I take them all back. And if you’re a frustrated Mac Pro/Lion user, heed my advice.
At this very moment, I’m looking at email, 40 or 50 browser tabs in six windows, my calendar and iTunes blown up to full screen, ripping a Blu-Ray and crunching it down to 720p at 30fps, sorting through more than 2,000 RAW images in Aperture, doodling around with three different Pages documents, and two Christmas shopping spreadsheets — all strewn across nine virtual desktops, while in the background iTunes is serving up two video streams to Apple TVs upstairs and Time Machine is cranking away to keep my data safe.
My Mac is a Mac again.

Hi ...
Avoid MacKeeper. Results of an ASC forum search for MacKeeper > Community Search: Apple Support Comments are discouraging for the most part. You don't need third party utlities installed to take care of your Mac. For the most part they do more harm than good.
Not enough free space on the startup disk can slow the system down.
Right or control click the MacintoshHD icon. Click Get Info. In the Get Info window you will see Capacity and Available. Make sure there's a minimum of 15% free disk space.
Disabling the Lion "resume" feature may help.
Open System Preferences > General
Deselect: Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps
You can use Lion Recovery to repair the startup disk and reinstall the Mac OS X.

Picture enhancement for GeForce 7600 on Qosmio G30-188?

In the manual of my brandnew G30-188 there is on page 8-31 a picture with a menue called Toshiba picture enhancement for Geforce 7300. It is described that you can change the settings for the Video and TV-picture. But on my G30-188, which has the GeForce 7600 I dont find any Toshiba picture enhancement menue.
Can someone help out?

The 7300 is in some machines and this section applies to this. There is no windows based enhancement tool for the 7600 (I have one in my Qosmio) but you can alter settings in the Qosmioplayer by going into the setup screens directly (F1 or F2 I think.
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Pages and Mountain Lion Compatibility

I have upgraded to Mountain Lion and have been trying the new features. In trying out Dictation, I've gotten it to work on most of my apps but it will not work on Pages. I'm using Pages 08 and wondering if you need Pages 09 for it to work?

Terrible isnt it.
have you seen a documentary called the Lightbulb Conspiracy?
in it they feature a printer made by a globally recognised brand that includes a chip that makes the printer stop working and ask for repairs once it reaches a pre programmed number of page prints.....
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IBooks Author 2.2 for Lion

Is there any patch to be able to use iBooks Author 2.2 for Lion?
Anyone tried to install?
I saw a 'warning' that my version (2.1.3) is going to be outdated.
That would be very inconvenient because I can't buy a Mac just because of iBooks Author is not accepted in the iTunes Producer.

Thanks for your prompt reply.
Here is the support page I found to be less than "clear":
iBooks Author: About the Keynote widget (note the first bullet-point: "Adding a presentation to a Keynote widget"): http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5067
I subsequently found the other support doc that is more clear - affirming the correctness of your answer.
Even so, I encourage you to reconsider the use of the word "clearly," which comes across as needlessly condescending.

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How do I get a manual for Lion. All previous versions of Mac OS X have manuals, including Apple hardware, however this version of Mac OS X, seems to not have one.

http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search&src=support_site.home.search&local e=en_US&q=lion%20shortcuts

Emailing PAGES spreadsheet one page only - Mountain lion?

Is this a change in Mountain Lion? Before, if i wanted to email ONE PAGE of my Pages spreadsheet, I'd just click on the "share" button and it would email only that page. Now that i try that in Mountain Lion, it'll only email the FIRST page. How can I email only ONE page of the entire spreadsheet, especially if it is a middle tab, not the first page?
Thank

You probably want to post in the Pages forum for Pages help.

Seek best Book for LION Pro-user

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Seek the best available Book for LION Pro user (not Beginner) which show more detailed deeply details, tricks, and how to work with LION at the best.
Inclduing iWork - Page, Key-note, Numbers
Any advises are appreciated!
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