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.
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On 12 Feb 2014, at 11:20, Phil Ward <phil_w...@mac.com> 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 three machines - which
> would be brilliant. But I was way too naive wasn't I. Pages docs on the iPad
> won't open in Pages 09 on the OS X machines and I can't update to Maverick
> 'cause doing so will cost vast sums in updates to apps (mainly Indesign,
> Illustrator and ProTools).
>
> So is there a work around? I want my Pages docs saved in iCloud so they're
> accessible on all three machines, but I don't want Mavericks. Suggestions
> anybody?
>
> P
>
> PS. Who thinks Apple "engineer" this kind of forced upgrade thing
> intentionally? Surely it would have been easy to make iOS 7 Pages docs
> compatible with Pages 09?
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