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I'd hardly consider this backtracking. They have come out and said they will be re-introducing features that were missing from the new version of their software
by publicfig 13y ago
I'd hardly consider this backtracking. They have come out and said they will be re-introducing features that were missing from the new version of their software, and that while that is happening, you are capable of using the old software. I honestly have no idea what you could want more out of this other than them not having changed it in the first place, which is impossible.
- JohnBooty 13y agoI agree this is great, and not backtracking. Although, as for this: "I honestly have no idea what you could want more out of this" ...I'd say we could have wished for more of a heads-up. But like you say, since the new version of iWork doesn't remove the old apps (and was free) I don't think people should be too distraught.