Constructive criticism is good and helps things to be corrected, but a little 'hey good job' keeps things moving. But generally speaking, I see this behavior by people ( not just blind, but sighted volks as well) all the time, It seems easy to complain and point out faults, but hard to praise and point out strengths. But would like to add a thought, maybe many users are like me, I don't visit applevis everyday and I check for updates manually and don't always install them right away.

I just updated pages and I must say it works very nice.The only issue I have is that making folders directly in pages is not that useable, but it can be done in icloud drive via the app, so this is not a big issue to me.To the comment made by Seanoevil, I agree with you. Interact with checkbox, sliders, stepper, star ratings and pop-up menu cells with VoiceOver.VoiceOver can now read presenter notes during slideshows.

Easily edit presenter notes with VoiceOver.Change document settings with VoiceOver.Edit chart data and chart elements with VoiceOver.Get table header information with VoiceOver.Add, remove and rearrange rows, columns and cells with VoiceOver.VoiceOver can now read relevant text formatting details including font name and font size while editing.In Keynote, VoiceOver users can now also edit and read presenter notes.īelow is the accessibility-specific information from the release notes for each iWork app, as found in the App Store: Pages Pages for iOS It is now much easier for VoiceOver users to add, remove, rearrange rows, columns, add and review comments, edit chart data and chart elements, get table header information, and more. In Pages, Numbers and Keynote, VoiceOver users can now read relevant text formatting details including font name and font size while editing. Apple has today updated its Pages, Keynote, and Numbers apps for iOS and Mac, bringing with them a number of significant accessibility improvements for VoiceOver users.

Apple pages 5.6 for mac