Yep, I bought my MBA in late august 2013 - oh well.
On Mar 4, 2014, at 10:49 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> If you buy a new Mac capable of running Mavericks anytime after September
> 2013, you get iWork free. If your computer is Mavericks-capable, but was
> purchased before that date, you are out of
my computer came with mountain lion. i had the iwork series preinstalled. i
found it to be much cheaper that way.
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> On Mar 4, 2014, at 11:15 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> I think that is permanent. If you already owned an iWork app, you own it and
> can upgrade for free, as wit
I think that is permanent. If you already owned an iWork app, you own it and
can upgrade for free, as with all iOS or Mac apps. Well, developers can charge
for upgrades, but they have to release new apps to do so. Anyway, the bottom
line is that I don't believe there is a limit for that offer.
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Hi,
Although, if you had a licensed version of iWork 09 with the Pages, Numbers and
Keynote apps, and upgraded to Mavericks, then you received a free upgrade to
the newest Pages, Numbers and Keynote. Not sure if this was a limited time
offer or if it is still available.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
If you buy a new Mac capable of running Mavericks anytime after September 2013,
you get iWork free. If your computer is Mavericks-capable, but was purchased
before that date, you are out of luck, just like me. This applies to iOS
devices as well.
On Mar 4, 2014, at 9:35 PM, Dave O. wrote:
> It
It's only free with the purchase of a qualifying computer. This includes
Pages, Numbers and Keynote.
They are also free when buying any new IOS device.
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I was under the impression that Pages was free for Mavericks OS? But, I see
that it's $19.99 in the app store. Did I miss something or was I just dreaming?
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