If you kept your old version of Pages, you should be able to find it in Applications > iWorks. If you didn't keep the old version, and, if you don't have MS Office/Word and don't want to pay for it, you can use the free app LibreOffice. It works well and has features you can't find in Pages.
Kaye Mushalik
-Muschalik (Poland), Stroop, Small (Ireland), Fitzsimons/Fitzsimmons (Ireland) Pessara/Pesaora/Pesarro/Pizarro (from Germany)
-Dorrance, Eberstein, Bell
-Late2015iMac27"Retina5K, MacOS10.14, iOS12.1, R12, Safari12.0
If you kept your old version of Pages, you should be able to find it in Applications > iWorks. If you didn't keep the old version, and, if you don't have MS Office/Word and don't want to pay for it, you can use the free app LibreOffice. It works well and has features you can't find in Pages.
I open my reports in TextEdit and then cut and paste them into Pages. Clunky but it works.
Terri Works - Fifth Generation Californian
Using Reunion 11 and High Sierra OS
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