I am not sure why or how this works, but whatever. Tetsujin's answer worked great on another computer, but here is an alternative. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks.Īlternatively, if anyone knows a good Pages alternative (other than LibreOffice), I would love to hear it!Īlright. I also can't see it in the Applications folder. When I go "Purchased", I can see what looks like the new version, but when I open it through that tab it opens the 0.9 version. The application will be available from the Purchased page" "Pages can’t be installed on “Headquarters” because macOS version 10.14 or later is required. This was so close to working! It worked all the way up until right after I entered my Apple ID password. I saw the aforementioned question, and tried the accepted answer. "You must have macOS 14.yadadada or higher to install this app". I tried to get it in the App Store, but it says that Anyway, I started rooting around and installing my favorite apps etc., when I noticed that Pages is missing! I love the iWork suite. I created my Apple ID, as this is the first time in a long time that I have had a Mac.
I recently got a MacBook Pro with macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 on it.
Most recently, an update rolled out which made it easier for users to work with documents on the iPhone even after they were created on the Mac.Īnd since Pages doesn’t require any subscription or additional payment in order to be used, you can re-install Pages for Mac with ease.I have seen one other question related to this, here. Apple continues to bring new features to its iWork suite of apps. There are some good reasons as to why you would want to re-install Pages for Mac. However, word processors aren’t exactly as popular as they once were, meaning that Pages for Mac could be one of the first applications that you uninstall to free up some space. Pages can handle much of your word-processing needs, including the opening and editing of files that were originally created using the Microsoft Word. The easiest and simplest way to describe what Pages is, is to simply state that it’s Apple’s equivalent to Microsoft Word. As we mentioned before Pages is just one part of Apple’s iWork suite of applications.
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