On 12 Feb 2014, at 23:37, Ranulph Glanville wrote:
No, no Nisus for iOS. But that's not really the point, which is that
if you save your file to dropbox, it will open to and from there.
Slight tangents but possibly of interest: fond memories of Nisus in the
90s on OS 8 and 9. A genius program
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> You can't buy the new versions, you have to lease!
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> Paul Owen
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> From: Phil Ward
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> Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 11:20:03 +
> To: SMUG
> Subject: [sussex_mug] Pages! Arrrgh
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> Morning all...
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> Having finally upgr
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To: SMUG
Subject: [sussex_mug] Pages! Arrrgh
Morning all...
Having finally upgraded my iMac to Mountain Lion, having a laptop also now
running 10.8, and an iPad on iOS 7, I foolishly thought that iCloud stored
Pages documents could be seamlessly accessed on all three machines - which
woul
Byword is worth a look.
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On 12 February 2014 14:52, Phil Ward wrote:
> Don't think there's a Nisus app for iOS is there?
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I drag files from the desktop into my dropbox, then I open them from there and
they are saved back to dropbox and update everywhere.
Does it really matter that you have to save first and then drag the file into
your dropbox? It doesn't seem that onerous to me.
Ranulph
I don't use Pages, howev
Ultimately, it'll be a case of opening VMware Fusion, which will auto-run the
10.9 virtual machine in a window, then you can just open pages on that, iCloud
will sync the docs.
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Have 8GB on the iMac and 4GB on the laptop. Running Mavericks as a virtual
machine sounds a bit of a pavlova. Might need you to show me it's not!
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Apple are one step ahead of you there Ranulph. The send to Dropbox option that
I think used to be in iOS Pages has gone. I'd also still have the problem
anyway of not being able to open iOS Pages docs on OS X. The Dropbox option
only works if I migrate from Pages and start writing in something e
Dropbox.
Ranulph
On 12 Feb 2014, at 11:20, Phil Ward wrote:
> Morning all...
>
> Having finally upgraded my iMac to Mountain Lion, having a laptop also now
> running 10.8, and an iPad on iOS 7, I foolishly thought that iCloud stored
> Pages documents could be seamlessly accessed on all
hi Phil
How much RAM does your iMac have? You can install VMWare Fusion and run
Mavericks as a virtual machine, then just use that for Pages. 8GB or more would
be fine.
Regards
Sam
MacAmbulance Ltd.
Providing Affordable Mac/PC Support and Web Development
Sam Mullen ACMT
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Morning all...
Having finally upgraded my iMac to Mountain Lion, having a laptop also now
running 10.8, and an iPad on iOS 7, I foolishly thought that iCloud stored
Pages documents could be seamlessly accessed on all three machines - which
would be brilliant. But I was way too naive wasn't I. P
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