If you use Pages to create documents for your own business or the company you work for, you may want to add a watermark. Whether a word like "confidential" or an image of your logo, you can add that watermark so that it blends into the background and appears on every page of your document.
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to add a watermark in Pages on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
This tutorial shows you how to view and restore previous versions of a document in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on iPhone and iPad.
If you’re ready to pen your first novel, this tutorial shows you how to create a book in the Pages app directly from your Mac, iPad, and iPhone to make things easier.
If you need to create outlines for business or for school, you can certainly use Notes or even Pages on your Mac. But setting those apps up for outlines can take a little time. So why not try a tool that’s built specifically for outlines.
The Mac App Store has some terrific apps with extensive features like OmniOutliner, TaskPaper, and Outline. They offer great features, but with a price tag.
Trying a free Mac app for creating outlines is the best first step. After all, you may find that the free app has exactly what you need, so you can save a few bucks. And if it doesn’t, you’ll know exactly which features you do need and can opt for a paid version of that free app or at least know what to look for in a different app.
Here are a few of the best free Mac outline apps to get you started.
Got no internet connection, but need to edit a shared document? Here’s how offline editing works in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
This tutorial will show you how to use Drop Cap in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on Mac to enhance the appearance of your documents.
There are several terrific writing apps available on the Mac App Store for focused writing. But if you don’t want to shell out the cash just yet, try one of these free tools for capturing your articles, stories, or essays.
Writing with a distraction-free tool allows you to concentrate on what’s most important, your words. So whether you’re just giving this a try to see if you like it or don’t need extra features that the paid apps provide, this list of free focused writing apps is for you.
If you use your iPhone or iPad to scan documents and save them in the Notes app, then you can manage those scans in Notes on your Mac. The features in Notes allow you to capture a scan from your device, view it on your Mac, and then crop, rotate, or apply filters.
Whether you want to keep copies of scans in Notes or just add one as a reference, here’s how to manage your scanned documents in Notes on Mac.
When you’re composing a document in Pages, you have a lot of formatting options for your text. Like most word processing apps, you can change the font style, size, color, and make it bold or italics. One other adjustment you might want to make is to the character spacing.
Maybe you want the text to stretch the width of the document without resizing it. Or maybe you have a certain word or sentence that you want to stand out.
If you haven’t checked out the character spacing option in Pages on your Mac, this tutorial shows you how to make those adjustments.
While most times, when you need to sign a document digitally, it’s a PDF file. And you can use Preview on your Mac to sign those types of files. But if you are creating a document in Pages that you want to add your signature to, it’s as easy as inserting an image.
Here’s how to add a signature in Apple Pages documents.
When you use Apple Pages to create documents, there may be certain types that you compose often. From newsletters and brochures to business letters and meeting agendas, you might create these on a regular basis. If so, saving a document as a template has its advantages.
You can reuse the same template again and again, make only the changes to it that you need at the time, and retain the style, format, and foundation for consistency.
This tutorial shows you how to create and use templates of your own in Apple Pages on Mac.
Learn how to mark up documents such as PDFs and images on your Mac by using the Markup tools and your Apple Pencil or finger on a nearby iPhone or iPad.