In my case it’s because my iWork license is for ’08, not ’09 which doesn’t qualify. But according to several boards there’s a very simple way around it. No one is sure if it’s an unintentional hole in the upgrade process or if Apple knows but is unconcerned, but it supposedly works.
Todd
On Oct 24, 2013, at 4:53 AM, Peter Tucker email@hidden wrote:
That’s similar to me, try reinstalling from the original CD and in the app store my account changed from Buy to Install/Update on other Macs.
Helveticus wrote:
I think Apple updated this. Yesterday I only got the Buy option for $20 per app and today it has changed to “Update” in the app store. My original iWork suite was from a Family Pack purchased at my local Apple retail store.
I went to go buy the new -and it said I already had it installed - but to update it… an when I did it made it the new version
On Oct 24, 2013, at 8:52 AM, Todd email@hidden wrote:
In my case it’s because my iWork license is for ’08, not ’09 which doesn’t qualify. But according to several boards there’s a very simple way around it. No one is sure if it’s an unintentional hole in the upgrade process or if Apple knows but is unconcerned, but it supposedly works.
On Oct 24, 2013, at 4:53 AM, Peter Tucker email@hidden wrote:
That’s similar to me, try reinstalling from the original CD and in the app store my account changed from Buy to Install/Update on other Macs.
Helveticus wrote:
I think Apple updated this. Yesterday I only got the Buy option for $20 per app and today it has changed to “Update” in the app store. My original iWork suite was from a Family Pack purchased at my local Apple retail store.
I updated the OS and iLife and iWork… fairly easy and straightforward,
everything I care about still works (( except for one old favorite game :,(
))
So far, my reaction is YAWN and I have yet to be won over by
non-skeuomorphic design.
yawn.
–
Ernie Simpson
On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 9:07 AM, Julie Maxwell email@hidden wrote:
I had pages iWork 09 -
I went to go buy the new -and it said I already had it installed - but to
update it… an when I did it made it the new version
On Oct 24, 2013, at 8:52 AM, Todd email@hidden wrote:
In my case it’s because my iWork license is for ’08, not ’09 which
doesn’t qualify. But according to several boards there’s a very simple way
around it. No one is sure if it’s an unintentional hole in the upgrade
process or if Apple knows but is unconcerned, but it supposedly works.
On Oct 24, 2013, at 4:53 AM, Peter Tucker email@hidden wrote:
That’s similar to me, try reinstalling from the original CD and in the
app store my account changed from Buy to Install/Update on other Macs.
Helveticus wrote:
I think Apple updated this. Yesterday I only got the Buy option for
$20 per app and today it has changed to “Update” in the app store. My
original iWork suite was from a Family Pack purchased at my local Apple
retail store.