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- Apple released new versions of Pages, Numbers and Keynote on 23 March 2021, each of the three programs (that go by the collective name iWork) is available for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
- You still have an iWork 09 folder inside your Applications folder, containing trial versions of Pages (v4.3), Numbers (v2.3) and Keynote (v5.3). Launch the Mac App Store, go to the updates tab, and activate show incompatible updates. Selecting one of those apps will take you to the app's page.
Copy the Internet address (URL) of a video from the YouTube or Vimeo website, then add it to your document. You and those you've shared the document with can play the video right in the document. An Internet connection is required to play the video.
This feature might not be available in all countries or regions.
Add a video from the web on iPhone or iPad
- Copy the URL of the video:
- If you're using a web browser such as Safari, locate the video on the YouTube or Vimeo website, tap the URL in the address bar at the top of the page, tap it again, then tap Copy. Make sure the entire link is selected, such as “https://youtu.be/nnZeDt2c8Yo.”
- If you have the YouTube or Vimeo app installed on your device, locate the video, tap the share button on the video, then tap Copy Link.
- In Pages, Numbers, or Keynote, tap in the document where you want the video to appear. In Keynote, make sure you're in Slide View.
- Tap the Insert button , tap the Media button , then tap Web Video.
- Tap in the Enter URL field, then tap Paste.
- Tap Insert.*
To watch the video, tap the Play button on the video in the document. You might have to tap Play again. You can watch the video in edit view or reading view.
You can drag the video around the page to move it, and resize, position, and align the video like you can with other objects. You can also add titles and captions to the video.
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* Some URLs copied from the Vimeo app might not work. To copy the URL if you have the Vimeo app installed, search for the video using a web browser, tap and hold the video in the search results, then tap Copy. You can then add the video to your document.
Add titles and captions
- Tap the video in the document, then tap the Format button .
- Tap Web Video, tap Title and Caption, then turn on the options that you want.
- Double-tap the placeholder text, then type the title or caption. If the text doesn’t fit, drag the selection handles on the text box. If you don’t see selection handles, tap outside the box, then tap the text once.
Add video from the web on Mac
- In a web browser such as Safari, copy the URL of the video:
- Locate the video on the YouTube or Vimeo website.
- Select the entire URL in the address bar, such as “https://youtu.be/nnZeDt2c8Yo.”
- Choose Edit > Copy.
- In Pages, Numbers, or Keynote, click in the document where you want the video to appear.
- Click the Media button in the toolbar, then choose Web Video.
- Choose Edit > Paste, then click Insert.
Supported video links that are pasted in your document or spreadsheet are inserted as web videos by default. To change this preference, choose Pages or Numbers > Preferences, then deselect the checkbox next to “Paste YouTube and Vimeo links as web videos.”
To watch the video, click the Play button on the video in the document. You might have to click Play again.
You can drag the video around the page to move it, and resize, position, and align the video like you can with other objects. You can also add titles and captions to the video.
Add titles and captions on Mac
- Select the video, click the Format button , then click Web Video in the inspector.
- Select the options that you want to use.
- Double-click the placeholder text, then type the title or caption.
Apple has released the latest versions of its iWork productivity suite today with 11.0 landing for the Pages, Numbers, and Keynote iOS and Mac apps. The new iOS builds feature support for precise editing controls, onscreen keyboards, the option to always open docs in edit mode, and more. Meanwhile, the new Mac versions include a new media browser, new AppleScript functionality, and more.
Version 11 for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for both iOS and Mac should be available now for all users in the App Store.
Here’s what’s new with each iOS version:
Pages 11.0:
- Precise editing controls in the Arrange Inspector for adjusting the look and placement of objects
- Onscreen keypads for entering exact values for text size, spacing, table size, and more
- Ability to add or remove objects or table cells from a selection by tapping or dragging across them
- Setting to always open documents in edit mode
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
Numbers 11.0:
- Precise editing controls in the Arrange Inspector for adjusting the look and placement of objects
- Onscreen keypads for entering exact values for text size, spacing, table size, and more
- Ability to add or remove objects or table cells from a selection by tapping or dragging across them
- Setting to always open spreadsheets in edit mode
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
- Option to exclude the summary worksheet when exporting your spreadsheet to Microsoft Excel
Keynote 11.0:
- Precise editing controls in the Arrange Inspector for adjusting the look and placement of objects
- Onscreen keypads for entering exact values for text size, spacing, table size, and more
- Ability to add or remove objects or table cells from a selection by tapping or dragging across them
- Setting to always open presentations in edit mode
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
And here’s what new with the Mac versions:
Pages 11.0 for Mac:
- Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits and Live Photos
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
- AppleScript functionality to change a document password or open password-protected documents
Numbers 11.0 for Mac:
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- Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits and Live Photos
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
- AppleScript functionality to change a spreadsheet password or open password-protected spreadsheets
Keynote 11.0 for Mac:
- View your presenter notes, current slide, and next slide in a separate window while presenting
- Thumbnail images in the build order window make it easier to edit complex sequences
- Updated media browser offers enhanced search options and new content categories such as Recents, Portraits and Live Photos
- Ability to add phone number links to table cells, text objects, and shapes
- AppleScript functionality to change a presentation password or open password-protected presentations
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