1. Pages

   1. Chapter 1 Creating a Basic Document

      1. Creating a Document
      2. Controlling the Document Window
      3. Basic Editing in Pages

   2. Chapter 2 Formatting Your Document

      1. Formatting Your Documents
      2. Spell Checking

   3. Chapter 3 Advanced Word Processing

      1. Find & Replace
      2. Creating and Using Styles
      3. Using Lists and Outlines
      4. Creating Columns
      5. Working with Headers and Footers
      6. Adding a Table of Contents

   4. Chapter 4 Moving Beyond Text: Laying Out Pages

      1. Templates: Ready-to-Use Page Designs
      2. Building Pages with Objects
      3. Working with Objects
      4. Modifying Objects
      5. Hyperlinks and Bookmarks

   5. Chapter 5 Building Tables and Charts

      1. Making Tables
      2. Creating Charts

   6. Chapter 6 Sharing Pages Documents

      1. Printing Your Documents
      2. Faxing Pages Documents
      3. Importing Documents
      4. Exporting Documents

   7. Chapter 7 Streamline Your Projects—Creating Templates

      1. Understanding Template Attributes
      2. Template Building Basics
      3. Modifying an Existing Template
      4. Creating Templates from Scratch
      5. Organizing Templates
      6. Sharing Templates

2. Keynote 2

   1. Chapter 8 Planning and Creating Great Presentations

      1. Planning the Presentation
      2. Delivering the Presentation
      3. Presentation Hardware

   2. Chapter 9 Building a Basic Presentation

      1. Finding Your Way Around Keynote
      2. Creating a Basic Presentation

   3. Chapter 10 Laying Out Your Slides

      1. Setting Up the Keynote Document
      2. Working with Objects
      3. Adding and Formatting Text Boxes
      4. Inserting Photos and Other Graphics
      5. Inserting Shapes
      6. Inserting Tables and Charts
      7. Changing Slide Backgrounds
      8. Adding Slide Numbers
      9. Adding Movies
      10. Adding Sound to Your Slideshow
      11. Adding Web Views
      12. Working with Hyperlinks
      13. Adding Movement

   4. Chapter 11 Sharing Your Presentations

      1. Viewing Keynote Slideshows
      2. Printing Slides and Handouts
      3. Exporting to Other Formats

   5. Chapter 12 Customizing Keynote

      1. Keynote Theme Basics
      2. Importing Master Slides
      3. Modifying Master Slides
      4. Building Themes
      5. Saving Custom Themes
      6. Purchasing Themes

3. The Components of Mac OS X

   1. Appendix A Pages, Menu by Menu

      1. The Pages Menu
      2. The File Menu
      3. The Edit Menu
      4. The Insert Menu
      5. The Format Menu
      6. The Arrange Menu
      7. The View Menu
      8. The Window Menu
      9. The Help Menu

   2. Appendix B Keynote 2, Menu by Menu

      1. Keynote Menu
      2. The File Menu
      3. The Edit Menu
      4. The Insert Menu
      5. The Slide Menu
      6. The Format Menu
      7. The Arrange Menu
      8. The View Menu
      9. The Window Menu
      10. The Help Menu

   3. Appendix C Installing and Upgrading iWork

      1. Installing iWork

   4. Appendix D iWork on the Web

      1. Apple Resources
      2. Troubleshooting Resources
      3. Pages Resources

1. Colophon

Colophon In the spirit of full disclosure, the author regrets to report that he did not write the text of this book in Pages-not because it isn't up to the task, nor that he wouldn't have loved to, but because publishing industry staffers (and FrameMaker) accept nothing but Microsoft Word. Unable to fulfill a lifelong dream of having a personal secretary he could summon with an authoritative punch of the intercom and a commanding, "Come in here Miss Butler, please-and bring your pad," the author did the next best thing and wrote most of the book using voice-dictation software. Since there's nothing comparable available for the Mac, he used Dragon NaturallySpeaking on a Windows laptop, then rushed the Word files over the network to a Power Mac G4, where they were spell-checked, illustrated, and transmitted to the book's editors. Ambrosia Software's Snapz Pro X was used to capture illustrations; Adobe Photoshop was called in as required for touching them up. Sarah Sherman was the production editor and proofreader for iWork '05: The Missing Manual. Phil Dangler and Claire Cloutier provided quality control. Julie Hawks wrote the index. Marcia Friedman designed the cover of this book, based on a series design by David Freedman, and produced the cover layout with Adobe InDesign CS using Adobe's Minion and Gill Sans fonts. David Futato designed the interior layout, based on a series design by Phil Simpson. This book was converted by Keith Fahlgren to FrameMaker 5.5.6 with a format conversion tool created by Erik Ray, Jason McIntosh, Neil Walls, and Mike Sierra that uses Perl and XML technologies. The text font is Adobe Minion; the heading font is Adobe Formata Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSans Mono Condensed. The illustrations that appear in the book were produced by Robert Romano, Jessamyn Read, and Lesley Borash using Macromedia FreeHand MX and Adobe Photoshop CS.The production editors for Book Title, eMatter Edition were Ellie Cutler and Jeff Liggett. Linda Walsh was the product manager. Kathleen Wilson provided design support. Lenny Muellner, Mike Sierra, Erik Ray, and Benn Salter provided technical support. This eMatter Edition was produced with FrameMaker 5.5.6.