Why doesn't my new hard drive come with Pages and Numbers?
I just got a new hard drive installed in my Mac Book Pro. It doesn't have Numbers and Pages as an included app. How do I get those w/o having to pay the $40 app fee?
If you previously downloaded them from the Mac App Store or associated them with an Apple ID, log into the Mac App Store with that Apple ID and download them from the Purchases tab.
If you got them on an iWork DVD or with a Mac that originally shipped with 10.6.8 or earlier, install them from DVD.
If you got them with a Mac that originally shipped with 10.7 or newer but didn’t associate them with an Apple ID, click here.
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