October 24, 2013 at 17:36Error Mac App Store allows you to update free trial versions of Apple programs for full
Resource 9to5mac.com reports that the Mac App Store currently allows free upgrade of trial versions of Apple programs to full. Applications include: iWork office suite (Pages, Numbers, Keynote), as well as Aperture.
In order to get a "freebie", you need to install on Mac a trial version of iWork 09 (as an example). Ukrainians can find the file on ex.ua, I will not give a direct link to avoid. The rest will have to look for a DMG file in other places, such as Apple removed (for a long time?) The ability to download a trial version of iWork from its website. After installation, it is recommended to install English as the system language and restart the computer. Finally, go to the Mac App Store and in the "Updates" section, a proposal appears to update Pages, Numbers, Keynote to the latest (full) version, released the day before yesterday.
This “feature” was successfully tested on two Mac Book Pros (with Mac OS X 10.9 installed). How long the "freebie" will last is not known.
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In order to get a "freebie", you need to install on Mac a trial version of iWork 09 (as an example). Ukrainians can find the file on ex.ua, I will not give a direct link to avoid. The rest will have to look for a DMG file in other places, such as Apple removed (for a long time?) The ability to download a trial version of iWork from its website. After installation, it is recommended to install English as the system language and restart the computer. Finally, go to the Mac App Store and in the "Updates" section, a proposal appears to update Pages, Numbers, Keynote to the latest (full) version, released the day before yesterday.
This “feature” was successfully tested on two Mac Book Pros (with Mac OS X 10.9 installed). How long the "freebie" will last is not known.
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