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It runs on the macOS and iOS operating systems. It is a part of Apple's iWork productivity suite. Pages files are saved on the computer as ".pages" extension.

Pages are Apple's word processor software similar to Microsoft Word on Windows. How to Open and Edit Pages Files on Windows:

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How to Open and Edit Pages Files on Windows.

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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. We then took that template, added some hot keys, saved out a Pages doc, emailed it to Nate’s iPad…and voila! It worked!įor the link to the download template you need to make their fix work, head over to their site. Since I’m used to not sleeping these days, I stayed up last night and built a new screenplay template for Pages 09. Besides, that template’s not very good…the margins are wrong, and it doesn’t work the way I’d like it to. The full, desktop-version of Pages ‘09 has a screenplay template, but…alas…that template is missing from the iPad version. At $9.99 it’s not a break-the-bank piece of software, and it’s sort of a must-have for iPad owners, anyway. If you have an iPad, chances are you’re going to buy Apple’s iWork app Pages sooner or later. (Useful, that is, if you own an iPad and are a screenwriter.) Titled “How To Write a Screenplay on the iPad,” it is the result of a bout of insomnia that has wound up adding functionality to the iPad’s Pages application. Husband and wife producers Joke and Biagio have a highly useful post today up on their blog.