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Pages

Pages User Guide for iPad

• Welcome
• • Intro to Pages
  • Word-processing or page layout?
  • Intro to images, charts, and other objects
  • • Create your first document
    • Intro to creating a book
    • Use templates
  • Find a document
  • Open a document
  • Save and name a document
  • Print a document or envelope
  • • Undo or redo changes
    • Prevent accidental editing
    • Quick navigation
    • Intro to formatting symbols
    • Show or hide the ruler
    • View pages side by side
  • Copy text and objects between apps
  • Basic touchscreen gestures
  • Use Apple Pencil with Pages
  • Customize the toolbar
  • • Create a document using VoiceOver
    • Use VoiceOver to preview comments and track changes
• • Select text and place the insertion point
  • Add and replace text
  • Copy and paste text
  • • Add, change, or delete a merge field
    • Manage sender information
    • Add, change, or delete a source file in Pages on iPad
    • Populate and create customized documents
  • • Format a document for another language
    • Use phonetic guides
    • Use bidirectional text
    • Use vertical text
  • Add mathematical equations
  • Bookmarks and links
  • Add links
• • Change the look of text
  • Set a default font
  • Change text capitalization
  • Use text styles
  • Copy and paste text styles
  • • Format fractions automatically
    • Ligatures
    • Add drop caps
    • Make characters superscript or subscript
    • Format Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text
  • Format dashes and quotation marks
• • Set line and paragraph spacing
  • Set paragraph margins
  • Format lists
  • Set tab stops
  • Align and justify text
  • Add line and page breaks
  • Format columns of text
  • Link text boxes
• • Set paper size and orientation
  • Set document margins
  • Set up facing pages
  • Page templates
  • • Add pages
    • Add and format sections
    • Rearrange pages or sections
    • Duplicate pages or sections
    • Delete pages or sections
  • • Table of contents
    • Footnotes and endnotes
    • Headers and footers
  • Add page numbers
  • Change the page background
  • Add a border around a page
  • Add watermarks and background objects
• • • Add an image
    • Add an image gallery
    • Edit an image
  • • Add and edit a shape
    • Combine or break apart shapes
    • Save a shape to the shapes library
    • Add and align text inside a shape
  • Add lines and arrows
  • Add and edit drawings
  • • Add video and audio
    • Record video and audio
    • Edit video and audio
  • Set the movie format
• • • Position and align objects
    • Place objects with text
    • Use alignment guides
    • Layer, group, and lock objects
  • Change the transparency of an object
  • Fill shapes and text boxes with color or an image
  • Add a border to an object
  • Add a caption or title
  • Add a reflection or shadow
  • Use object styles
  • Resize, rotate, and flip objects
• • • Add or delete a table
    • Select tables, cells, rows, and columns
    • • Add or remove table rows and columns
      • Move table rows and columns
      • Resize table rows and columns
    • Merge or unmerge table cells
    • • Change the look of table text
      • Show, hide, or edit a table title
      • Change table gridlines and colors
      • Use table styles
    • Resize, move, or lock a table
  • • Add and edit cell content
    • • Format dates, currency, and more
      • Format tables for bidirectional text
    • Highlight cells conditionally
    • Alphabetize or sort table data
• • • Add or delete a chart
    • Change a chart from one type to another
  • Modify chart data
  • Move, resize, and rotate a chart
  • • Change the look of data series
    • Add a legend, gridlines, and other markings
    • Change the look of chart text and labels
    • Add a border and background to a chart
    • Use chart styles
• • Check spelling
  • Look up words
  • Find and replace text
  • Replace text automatically
  • Show word count and other statistics
  • Annotate a document
  • Set your author name for comments
  • Highlight text
  • Add and print comments
  • Track changes
• • Send a document
  • Publish a book to Apple Books
  • • Intro to collaboration
    • Invite others to collaborate
    • Collaborate on a shared document
    • See the latest activity in a shared document
    • Change a shared document’s settings
    • Stop sharing a document
    • Shared folders and collaboration
    • Use Box to collaborate
  • Use presenter mode
• • Use iCloud Drive with Pages
  • Export to Word, PDF, or another file format
  • Restore an earlier version of a document
  • Move a document
  • Delete a document
  • Password-protect a document
  • Create and manage custom templates
  • • Transfer documents with AirDrop
    • Transfer documents with Handoff
    • Transfer documents with the Finder
• • Keyboard shortcuts
  • Keyboard shortcut symbols
• Copyright

A template is a predesigned set of elements for creating a document—a layout, placeholder text and images, and so on. Placeholders give you an idea of what a document created with this template might look like when you use its text and object styles. Every time you create a new document, you choose a template from the template chooser (shown below) as a starting point.

After you open a template, you can add your own text, replace placeholder graphics or delete them, and add new objects (tables, charts, text boxes, shapes, lines, and media).

Pages templates are designed either for word processing or for page layout. For example, the Essay and School Newsletter templates, and book templates in portrait orientation, are for word processing. The Tab Flyer, Museum Brochure, and book templates in landscape orientation are for page layout. After you begin creating your document, you can’t switch to a different template. You can, however, convert the document from word processing to page layout, and vice versa.

Pages templates are designed to use information from your My Card in Contacts. For information on setting up your My Card, see Set up your My Card in Contacts.

You may prompted to authorize Pages to use information from your contacts when opening a template. To authorize, click OK in the dialog. If you don’t want to authorize the use of your contact information, click Don’t Allow. For more information on using apps to use your contact information see Allow apps to use your contact information.

Choose a template

1. Open Pages, then in the document manager, tap

   .

   If a document is open, tap Documents or

   in the top-left corner to go to the document manager.

2. Scroll to find a template for the type of document you want to create, then tap one to open it.

   • To create a document that’s mainly text: Choose one of the Basic templates (these are all word-processing templates).

   • To create a brochure, poster, or something with a more complex layout: Choose a template that looks closest to what you want to create. The choices include a variety of word-processing and page layout templates.

   • To create an interactive book: Choose a book template. Books in EPUB format can be opened in Apple Books and other ebook readers.

   • To create a document with the formatting of a different language: Tap

     in the top-right corner of the template chooser, choose the language, then choose a template. See Format a document for another language.

Some templates aren’t downloaded to your computer until you choose them or open a document that uses the template. If your connection is slow or you’re offline when this happens, placeholder images in the document may appear at a lower resolution until you’re online again or the template finishes downloading.

If you need help creating your own document from the template, see Create your first document.

Convert to a word-processing document

When you convert a page layout document to a word-processing document, any existing objects, including text boxes, remain in the document. If text boxes are layered with objects, you need to adjust the layering and text wrap in the converted document.

1. Tap in the corner of any page in the document (so nothing is selected), then tap

   .

   To make it easier to tap without accidentally selecting text or an object, zoom the page with two fingers. You can also tap the page thumbnail in Page Thumbnails view.

2. Tap the Document tab, then turn on Document Body.

3. Tap outside the controls to close them.

Important: If you change your mind, tap

to undo the last action. You can keep tapping to step back through your most recent actions. You can also revert the document to a previous version.

Convert to a page layout document

WARNING: When you convert a word-processing document to a page layout document, any existing body text (text that’s not in a text box) is deleted, along with any objects set to move inline with text. If you want to save the body text and any inline objects, copy them before you convert the document, then add a text box to the new document and paste the copied text. Objects set to stay on the page and not move with the text are retained in the conversion.

1. Tap in the corner of any page in the document (so nothing is selected), then tap

   .

   To make it easier to tap without accidentally selecting text or an object, zoom the page with two fingers. You can also tap the page thumbnail in Page Thumbnails view.

2. Tap the Document tab, turn off Document Body, then tap Convert in the dialog.

3. Tap outside the controls to close them.

Important: If you change your mind, tap

to undo the last action. You can keep tapping to step back through your most recent actions. You can also revert the document to a previous version.

Use a business card template

The business card templates are page layout documents, so all text is contained in text boxes. You can speed up the process by grouping the edited text on the first card, copying it, then pasting it on each card.

1. In the document manager, tap

   at the top of the screen.

2. Scroll down to the Business Cards section, then tap a template.

   The numbers at the bottom of each page indicate the commercial business card paper that the page is designed for. Edit only the page that corresponds to your business card paper.

3. Tap

   , tap Settings, then turn on Center Guides, Edge Guides, and Spacing Guides.

4. Select text on the first card, then type your own information.

5. To group the text boxes on the business card, tap and hold a text box, then tap the remaining text boxes with another finger. Lift your fingers, then tap Group.

6. Delete the text boxes on the next card.

   If you delete text boxes on all of the remaining cards, the alignment guides won’t appear. Alignment guides let you know when the object you’re moving is in alignment with other objects on the page.

7. Tap the grouped business card, then tap Copy.

8. Tap near the edge of the page, then tap Paste.

9. Drag the copy to one of the other cards until the alignment guides appear.

   The alignment guides appear when the new copy is aligned exactly horizontally and vertically with the text on the adjacent cards.

10. Delete the text boxes on the next card, then paste again, and repeat steps 9 and 10 until all of the cards are completed.

11. Tap

    , then tap Print.

12. If no printer is selected, tap Select Printer, then choose one.

    Your device automatically searches for any nearby AirPrint printers. For more information, see the Apple Support article About AirPrint.

13. Tap Print.

    If you’re using one of the commercial business card papers, print only the page that you edited.

You can modify any of the predesigned templates, then save your changes to create your own custom templates. See Create and manage custom templates.

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