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Collaborate on documents remotely, in real time

Once, collaborating on an iWork document meant sending colleagues a copy of your file and waiting for it to come back with their changes in it… But it’s different now. Big improvements to iWork for iCloud mean multiple users can work on the same doc simultaneously, whether using a Mac, iPad, iPhone, or even a PC. Here’s how to get the best from collaboration features.

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