Long-running and often-saved documents can accumulate garbage, many saved versions, and could cause problems with Core Spotlight. Here’s how to freshen them up again.
Pages
If you’ve installed the new Creator Studio versions of Keynote, Numbers and Pages you’ll have noticed those apps have the same name as the iWork ones, and can sit side-by-side with them. What trickery was used to do this?
All about plain text, rich text, RTFD, .doc, .docx, HTML, webarchive, WordML, ODT and Pages formats, and how much space they take.
A valuable feature for many Pages users, it’s carefully hidden from anyone who doesn’t normally use Japanese, Chinese or Korean.
How can you create a new accented or other character which doesn’t appear in Unicode? It depends on whether you want it in text, or PDF.
Pages refuses to open the document. So how can you gain access to its previous versions?
Looks at plain text, CSV, XML, JSON, RTF, RTFD, .docx, .xlsx, and PDF. Which should you trust with your important documents in archives?
When should you use the Move To menu command in any of Apple’s iWork apps? What advantages does it bring over the Finder?
Is it worth entering author name, title, keywords and so on in a document’s Properties?
Currently, many major apps keep all the active editing view in Light Mode, irrespective of whether the rest of macOS is in Dark Mode. Is that the best option?
The Eclectic Light Company 