A reader replies Ira Lansing confirms yesterday's report that MacLink Plus 13 causes AppleWorks 6 to lose its ability to do any but the most basic types of translations. However, he has a potential ...

Regarding yesterday's speculation that the version of AppleWorks 6.1.2 that install on non-North American English systems is not Carbonized (even though AppleWorks 6.0.4 is): Several readers wrote to ...

Apple’s long-awaited update to the popular Appleworks productivity suite has arrived and one thing is certain: This is a major upgrade. With its code substantially rewritten, AppleWorks 6 offers a ...

With hordes of new customers drawn to Apple’s line of laptops and desktops, the company refurbished what once was known as Claris Office into AppleWorks, and with the brand new AppleWorks 6.0, ...

Apple recently released a pair of software packages that resolve corruption problems occasionally encountered when saving AppleWorks files on a server. The corruption, which prevents users of ...

A software upgrade doesn't always have to be a scary process in the business world. If your office has recently migrated from AppleWorks to iWork, you may need to convert documents that were created ...

Mention AppleWorks, as I did last week, and the floodgates of e-mail open, unleashing questions and comments. Let’s address some of them now: Reader Keith Nealy writes: [You recommended converting ...

You’ve managed to dodge the bullet of obsolete storage media. All your data from floppy disks (or whatever) is now safely on USB flash drives, terabyte backup ...

It has been coming for some time, but now it has finally happened. AppleWorks is no more and users trying to get to the AppleWorks web site are now redirected to Apple’s new iWorks ’08 instead. Apple ...

Macworld magazine discovered that the Web address for AppleWorks, Apple's long-in-the-tooth office productivity program for the Mac, now redirects to the site for iWork '08, the $79 word processing, ...