Part V. The Part of Tens
In this part ...
The chapters in this part are top ten lists. They provide you with ways to share content (a much-enhanced feature of iWork '09) and ways to let iWork do the work for you with Automator and AppleScript.
The features described in this part of the book apply to all iWork applications. It makes for a full circle with Part I, which also applies to all iWork applications.
If you come away with the impression that iWork has a powerful set of commands and features available in any of its applications, that's good. The differences between Numbers, Pages, and Keynote reflect their specific objectives, but what you have in iWork is perhaps the most robust and full-featured user interface for productivity tools that has yet been created.
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