Rui CarmoApple’s Office suite, which is (for the moment) very smooth and polished but not quite up to scratch when it comes to professional use.
It currently consists of:
- Keynote its star app
- Pages, a simple word processor
- Numbers, a simple spreadsheet
h2. Stupid Tricks
h3. Pasting Data Into Multiple Columns
Numbers will paste textual clipboard data into separate columns if it contains tabs, so you can easily paste in CSV data by tweaking the clipboard using something like:
pbpaste | sed “s/;/\t/g” | pbcopy
Since Mac OS X’s sed is BSD-based, you will need to replace the @\t@ by a literal tab character - type @Ctrl+V@ and then hit @Tab@ to insert that instead.