POWERPOINT FOR MAC 2011 BROCHURE TEMPLATES UPDATE
There are some features you'll have to know where to look for to find and replace in Word, first you tap the search icon, then you tap the Settings gear to switch from Find to Find and Replace (it's worth spending some time with the Office guide hidden on the menu you get by tapping the Autosave button).īut the beauty of this being Office is that even the features you can't edit on the iPad still display and update correctly. There are plenty of things you can't do in Office for iPad, like cropping images (but there are plenty of iPad tools that do that already).
POWERPOINT FOR MAC 2011 BROCHURE TEMPLATES PLUS
Word has rich text and image formatting, plus a huge list of shape, table and photo formats and you can edit headers and footers. Not only can you make a chart in Excel and customize the layout, you can copy that into a PowerPoint or Word document - where you can collaborate with other people editing the file, including adding comments and tracking changes so you can see who has changed what. Nothing revolutionary, but implemented in a way that's a perfect match for the touch screen. Excel has everything from cell formatting to formulas - there's even a specific formula keyboard with arrow ad number keys plus common formula keys like the Sigma key.Įxcel also has a handy version of the quick formulas that are in the status bar on the Windows version, letting you see the sum, count, average, minimum or maximum of your selected numbers quickly. You get far more than the basics of editing documents and adding transitions to slides. AutoSave is on by default, although you can tap to turn it off and save by hand if you really want. The Undo and Redo buttons are big and obvious, right at the top where you need them. When you tap inside your document, a little context menu lets you select, copy, cut, delete, duplicate and so on, depending on what you've tapped. If the touch keyboard is open, controls open smaller so you see a short list of colors with the keyboard closed the color list stretches down into the keyboard space. This looks and feels like Office but it also looks and feels and works like a real iPad app (including dictating text into Word).ĭrag the handles on a photo or chart and you can move or resize it precisely selecting a range of cells in Excel is easier than it is with a mouse on Windows and the menu for inserting and deleting cells is really helpful (once you spot it on the ribbon). The ribbon and all the tools and controls are clear and simple and work really well with touch.
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