Apple's Pages application supports the creation of master files that enable you to control a consistent look across company documents like forms, letterheads and newsletters. Incorporate business ...

If you use Pages, you’re probably familiar with its ability to save a customized document as a template. Just set up the file as you’d like it to look for your needs, then select File -> Save as ...

Apple Notes doesn’t natively support templates. You can manually create a note with the desired format, duplicate it and use it as a template, or use Shortcuts to create a Template. Alternatively, you ...

Templates, either provided or customized for your workflow, can help you generate eye-catching content in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote and other Mac programs. Here's how to create your own personal ...

Reader David Albrecht has a question concerning Pages and printers. He writes: I have a Pages question. Is there any way to change the default paper size and the default font? My new documents always ...

Worldlabel.com has released a large collection of free label templates for download for the word processor Pages, which works on Apple Mac computers. The collection includes address, shipping, CD, DVD ...

Apple iWork is a comprehensive suite of home- and office-productivity programs, including Pages for document creation. iWork Pages includes many built-in templates that you can customize to make the ...

Graphic Node has released Templates for Pages – DesiGN 6.0, an update to the productivity app for macOS. Templates for Pages – DesiGN features a selection of templates from books and invitations to ...

As much as we're all trying to reach that elusive "paperless world", reality forces us to use printers more often than we'd really like to. Pages for Mac users can often run into issues when trying to ...

Apple Pages is a native app that has better integration with the Apple ecosystem, offering features like iCloud sync and device compatibility. Google Docs has useful features like pageless view and ...

Pages on the Mac has a reputation for being too basic because Apple gives it away for free, but it hides exceptionally powerful word processing features. This is an exaggeration, but broadly Microsoft ...