Like previous versions-to calm Windows-to-Mac switcher anxiety-iWork files are fully compatible with its Microsoft Office counterparts. Apple has significantly updated all three products to enhance and streamline workflow with numerous interface tweaks and feature enhancements. Though iWork doesn't offer an integrated business e-mail solution such as Microsoft Outlook, it does include a core group of apps- Keynote, Numbers, and Pages -with plenty of intuitive features like interoperability across apps to make that absence easy to overlook.
Previously–installed versions of iWork on the same volume will not be affected by the iWork ’09 installation.Apple's iWork '09 ($79) is an excellent investment for Mac users who need a well-designed and easy-to-use productivity suite. iWork must be installed on your startup volume (the partition of your hard disk that contains a System folder for Mac OS X). The iWork Installer installs Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. Mac OS X v10.4.11, or Mac OS X v10.5.6 or later. A Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5, or PowerPC G4 (500MHz or faster) processor. Note: As update 2 can update either *.0 versions or *.0.1 versions to *.0.2, there is no need to apply these updates incrementally when using this update combo to update iWork '09. Introduces versions Keynote 5.0.2 - Numbers 2.0.2 - Pages 4.0.2 - no differences in system requirements. DL #3: iWork '09 combined Update 2 released May 2009, installs upon either the iWork '09 initial release or upon the Update 1. DL #2: iWork '09 Update 1 released March 2009, converts Keynote 5.0 to 5.0.1 - Numbers 2.0 to 2.0.1 - Pages 4.0 to 4.0.1 - there were no differences here in system requirements. DL #1: iWork '09 Trial Install '.dmg' in Mac OS X Archive Utility '.zip' archive. But, as the iWork '09 Trial can install directly from the mounted. 
When mounted, the name of the mounted image is labeled 'iWork '09 Trial Install DVD', which is kind of odd, as it can easily be burned to CD-R if desired.
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