Chapter 1. What Are the Common iWork Features That I Need to Know?
To help you create documents quickly and easily, the Pages, Keynote, and Numbers applications have many features in common. This chapter shows you not only how to customize the toolbar, add pictures and movies to your documents, choose advanced save options, and make sure your printouts match what you see onscreen but also how to share your documents using Apple's iWork.com online collaboration service and how to protect them with passwords.
Customizing the Toolbar
Adding Your Own Templates to the Template Chooser or Theme Chooser
Choosing Preferences Common to All iWork Applications
Working Efficiently with Text
Giving Your Documents Punch with Photos and Images
Inserting Movies and Sounds
Adding Charts
Working with Objects
Choosing Advanced Save Options
Printing Your Documents
Sharing Your Documents Using iWork.com
Protecting a Document with a Password
Customizing the Toolbar
The toolbar in each iWork application provides a set of widely used buttons, but you'll probably want to customize it so that it contains only the buttons you need most. If your Mac has a wide screen, you can fit extra buttons on the toolbar without sacrificing any of those already there; if it does not, you can remove existing buttons to make way for others.
Which buttons you find most useful will depend on the iWork application and what you spend most time ...
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