iWork '09 Portable Genius

A portable guide to the most-used features of iWork '09, Apple's office productivity suite

Even in a down economy, Macs are enjoying increased popularity. iWork '09 provides an alternative to Microsoft Office. This guide covers the key skills, tools, and shortcuts to help you make the most of the iWork applications: keynote presentation software, pages for document creation, and the numbers spreadsheet program.

Here are the tips and tricks that will help you work more efficiently and use all the features of iWork. iWork '09 Portable Genius gets straight to the point with the authoritative information Mac-savvy users want to know. And the handy portable size makes it easy to slip in your laptop case so it goes where you go.

A full-color guide to the shortcuts and tips that let you maximize what you can do with iWork '09
Learn to edit, organize, and create documents using Pages; create stellar presentations with Keynote; and calculate and analyze data in Numbers
Handy 6 x 9 trim size size fits in your MacBook case
Designed for those who want to make the most of the Mac digital lifestyle
Helps you take full advantage of Apple's office productivity suite

With iWork '09 Portable Genius, you'll be able to do more with iWork than you ever imagined.

Customer Reviews:

Portable Genius

By Tommy Boy "Dr. Tom" - November 4, 2009

I love the Portable Genius series books! they're easy to understand and answer a myriad of questions concerning Mac software and OS. This book is no exception! Well written, descriptive and not overbearing, it is a must have for Apple enthusiasts.

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By E. H. Van Braken - January 17, 2010

In a very practical way , supported by many pictures , this book will get you in a short time to be familiar with all the functions you need to know.

Book is as aggravating as I-Work '09 itself

By Peter F. Foss - July 4, 2011

I wish I had saved my money on I-Work '09 as well as this tutorial and stuck with Microsoft Office 2011!

"Portable Genius", indeed. It doesn't even tell us how to print an envelope or mailing labels.

Having owned Macs for eleven years, I never thought I would turn against any of Apple's issues, but Pages and this book put my blood pressure over the top.