How to Open a .Pages Format File in Windows & Microsoft Word
The Pages app is the Mac word processor similar to Microsoft Word on the Windows side of things, and by default any Pages document is saved as a Pages format file with with a “.pages” file extension. Typically that’s invisible to Mac users, but if you send a Pages file to someone on a Windows computer, the .pages extension is visible and the file format is unreadable by default by most Windows apps and by Microsoft Office. At first glance that may seem like Windows can’t use the file, but that’s not the case.
Fortunately there’s a super simple trick to open the .Pages format from Microsoft apps in Windows, including Word, and it involves convincing the PC that the pages file is not pages format, but rather a zip (yes, like a zip archive). This is done with a simple file extension modification from the Windows file system, and though it’s not an ideal solution (a better method would be to simply re-save the pages file to be compatible with word from the get-go), it does work:
Opening a Pages Format File from Mac in Microsoft Windows
Be sure to save the Pages file somewhere easily accessible to Windows Explorer, then do the following:
- Make a copy of the .pages file just in case you mess something up
- Right-click on the .pages file and choose “Rename”
- Delete the “.pages” extension and replace it with “.zip” extension*, then hit the Enter key to save the extension change
- Open the newly renamed .zip file to be able to open and access the Pages format content within Microsoft Word, Office, or WordPad
* Note that you may need to have file extensions visible in Windows to be able to properly change the extension of the pages document. They may need to be made visible first through the Folder Options > View > Uncheck ‘Hide extensions for known file types’ – You can safely ignore any file extension warning change warning.
That’s pretty easy and it works when you don’t have another option to either convert the file from pages to .doc, or to re-save it as a compatible file format ahead of time.
Note: There can be some formatting issues with this approach if the pages doc is particularly complex, so it’s best used as a last resort when there’s no other choice but to work with the file from Windows. This will not work to force open a pages file that has been password protected, however, in that situation, the file would need to be unlocked first.
This great solution for modifying the file extensions for Pages documents was found on the Microsoft Community, so try it out the next time you or someone you know is struggling in Windows to work with a Pages formatted file created from a Mac. It’s usually easier than returning to a Mac to change the saved file output, though you can certainly do that too and directly save a Pages file as a Word DOCX file if needed.
Alternative Solutions for Opening Pages Docs in Windows
Finally, another option worth considering is using iCloud to open Pages files on Windows, because icloud.com has a web based version of the Pages app available which can be loaded on any web browser on just about any computer or PC, whether it’s a Windows PC, Linux, Mac, or whatever else. The primary downside to the iCloud.com approach is that it requires an Apple ID login (however, anyone can create an Apple ID for free at any time), but the plus side to using iCloud.com is it’s widely versatile and you can export directly from the Pages iCloud.com app to a Windows compatible format like Microsoft Office and Word DOC / DOCX file formats.
And it may be worth mentioning there are online converter tools as well, but if you’re going to use an online tool anyway then using iCloud is probably better as it’s at least a trustworthy service, whereas some third party conversion tools may have uncertain privacy practices with whatever documents are being converted.
If you know of another method or a better way of opening Pages files on a Windows PC, let us know in the comments below!
Much obliged
I found simple solution. I asked sender to use common format when contacting me.
I received two .PAGES files. I cannot open them in Windows, of course.
It says: “Open the newly renamed .zip file to be able to open and access the Pages format content within Microsoft Word, Office, or WordPad”
Which “content” inside the zip-file does/can one open with Word (or LO/OO Writer).
One can “extract” an ODT (Open document format) file and get to the content, but which of the many files contain the actual text content?
Word will ask to choose from a million filters (giving me over 300 pages in Word).
Why in Tux’s name does anyone advice to open non-MS Office files within a ZIP-file with Word? Geez, that will not work…
Worked a treat – thanks so much!
Cheers Sunny
Did not work on a .pages file I received. Renaming to zip and extracting the file gives me a full folder and file structure. There are 60+ files within the extracted structure. The .pages file was made on an iPad.
The structure has folders called Index, Metatdata and subfolders called Tables.
Or just go to the CloudConvert site and upload it directly.
You just saved my life. Thanks a bunch
Easiest way is to upload to Google Drive, select ‘Open with’ then ‘Cloud Convert’. You’ll then need to sign into authorise using the app.
Decide which option to convert you want (.pdf /.doc etc) and thats it.
Finished product is then on your Drive to do whatever with.
Yes I found that sending the file to my Gmail email made it downloadable without any further fuss.
Using iCloud was easy and allowed me to convert my document. I was already using iCloud for back-up.
Worked like a charm – you guys f*****g rock!!! :D
Thank you. That worked.
Thanks alot :)
Hey thanks a lot buddy this was a lifesaver. I don’t see why they have to reinvent the wheel with the file extensions when the develop this software, I mean if its a zip then its a zip right? For some reason a client sent me the file which had the doc extension in front and then the pages extension after. I wish they would design it with some consistency in mind. Thanks bro :)
Such useful advice! Thank you. The advice to login to icloud and then download as a word file was the simplest process. The comments and tracked changes were retained in the downloaded file.
It only creates a jpg of the first page of a multi page document, so very limited use.
I saw the same thing at first when I just tried to open the zip file but then opened the document from within Microsoft Word and the document opened fine showing track changes and multiple tables/figures. I am using Windows 10.
Awesome. Thank you very much ! It worked.
Libreoffice will cover almost everything on almost any platform.
LibreOffice is a opensource, free office suite that works on Windows, Mac, Linux and BSD. It has been able to open page files since 2016. It works with almost all formats that you could save it in. It is something i download straight away onto a new computer.
https://www.libreoffice.org/
well, this didn’t do anything for my file.
Well, I tried it with a new download of Libreoffice 6.4.7, and it just gave me a blank page.
Thanks! I found it easiest to unzip the file after renaming it, and then viewing the image files that appear.
Thanks! This is great…God bless you!
this was awesome. did the trick. thanks so much.
I used to have to edit resumes on a PC. Iwould get documents from both Mac and PC computers. Would simply have the sender save their document as a RTF, this format can be read by both computers.
create icloud account and id via itunes copy to icloud save as pdf or word solution suggested here worked well for me thank you
the Icloud.com solution is working very will .. but this renaming will give you some jpg files.. and more..
i found the icloud trick very helpful.
thanks to every one.
I’ve re-named the file with a .zip and nothing else many times, but it keeps trying to open it in word and giving me error messages :(
Arghhh.. so I have been sent a .pages file I do not have access to icloud and on my new laptop when you select to rename it doesn’t allow you to change the type only the name! So frustrated… please any other ideas?!?!?!?
Lol the most useful thing about this post is the iCloud post by Ryan.
The free office suite Libreoffice will open these without problem on Windows or Linux. Download from http://www.libreoffice.org .
LibreOffice Writer succedeed in opening my .pages file … as a blank page. Although the actual file itself is not empty (it contains a 1-page text, which I managed to read via an online converter).
Maybe I misunderstood the procedure you pointed out: could you, please, elaborate a bit more on the way you managed to open a .pages file with LibreOffice (menu/sub-menu…)?
Many thanks in advance.
Hey Mark!
I want to retrieve some of my Windows documents. You told me not to download anything w/o asking you, and I have not. However, I did find, in Launchpad, something called Boot Camp Assistant, which purports to help one retrieve Windows documents. Would that work? Be OK to download?
Thanks,
Claire
yes lol it will *dab*
Bolches y tibios yarboclos pa todos los asnos.
Stop suggesting Icloud!. Don’t you realize that you need an account first. Not everyone owns an iphone and have on apple account in advance. You can always create an account, but that is far from an optimal solution. The trick described here does not always work unfortunately.
A better solution: Go to google an find a pages to doc converter online. Upload your file to be converted (Be aware that the document hopefull will not contain confidential information)
Yes, you are correct
The zip method did not work for me (Windows 7 / Word 2010). But luckily my wife has an iCloud account and that worked easy (as M Ron states above):
1. login to icloud
2. open PAGES app
3. Drag .pages file onto PAGES app
4. Export >> as pdf/word/whatever
Ok, so now I have a zip file. Then what? Your article is missing the conclusion mentioned in your headline.
1. I am unable to open a zip file in Word (of course!)
2. After unzipping the file, Word does not “see” ANY of the files contained within the sub-folders that are now unzipped.
So, now what?
Andrei, you can open the .pages file in Word after you change the extension to .zip and extract the contents. The .pages file is simply a container.
If your version of Microsoft Office is having difficulty with the .pages extract, you can also use the iCloud.com website web version of Pages app to export as a .doc or .docx file instead.
That means going to https://www.icloud.com and logging in with an Apple ID, opening the Pages web app, open the .pages file there, then save it as a .doc or .docx file for compatibility with your version of Microsoft Word. That’s a bit more complicated than using the .pages to .zip conversion approach but it works as well.
The iCloud solution is way harder to do than the rename. It took me 15 minutes to go through the tortuous sign up procedure and then learn how to use iCloud just to be able to convert the document to pdf for printing. It is NOT intuitive. I guess all these folks who like it are Apple worshipers.
I personally don’t like Apple use PC’s and the iCloud experience was super easy but we do have an Apple account already so that’s probably half your battle. The zip approach did not work at all for me on my PC, probably Windows 10 getting in the way! :)
The icloud solution is very smooth!
Login to icloud
open PAGES ap
Drag .pages file onto front
Export as pdf
Nice
Hi,
The fix works fine, but would be simpler if there was a bulk .pages to .doc converter. Any suggestions?
ICloud.com, uploading pages doc, downloading as Word doc… worked like a charm!
Just an FYI, I did this and the zip file extract produced a JPEG, which was only 1 page. After further review the document that had been sent to me was 8 pages long. Not sure if I did something wrong or what, but I followed the direction exactly.
Doesn’t work. Plain and simple, this is a waste of time.
I opened Pages documents in Word constantly with this trick. It’s the best. This is the best way to open Pages documents on Windows. It works for everyone but you little Brocky, that means you can’t follow instructions. Sad!
NO THIS does not work correctly. You will not see or have access to some of the pages are the end of the document.
Hi there
This issue had been driving me nut.
The iCloud method works perfectly. Took me less than five minutes to access and read the document.
Thanks for the solution.
:)
Hi,
Thank you for the post and iCloud worked fine for me. After opening the document in pages app, go for print, so that the document will be converted to pdf format and will be opened in web browser. from here you can download the pdf format of the document and can be used in windows.
Thanks
Thanks! .zip worked for me – extracted as a jpeg but I just needed to be able to print it out so that’s good enough for me.
This didn’t work. After renaming it to a .zip I was unable to access any document that word could actually read. In the end, the trick of opening in iCloud and then downloading it as a Word file was the answer.
This method yields a jpg image,
No, the pages file is not a jpeg or image. This method allows you to open .Pages files in Microsoft Office Word. If your document has images they will be included, yes. You can also use Google Docs to open the Pages file, it is not a jpeg.
hey apart from the given above tricks if none works for you then you could try cloudconveter it is fast and no need of apple id as in icloud.
Kind of worked – the zip trick created a thumbnail (low res) and an XML file that Word 2016 says has custom xml elements that are no longer supported. I renamed the XML file to .DOC. The single page document then opened in Word, but containted 214 page – mostly blank. At page 211, the information I needed was there, although the formatting was lost and it was quadruple spaced.
Since I was only concerned about the content, I got what I needed. Lets call it a semi-success.
Thanks so much
I converted it to a zip file. Now. How do I get past the first page of the document??????? All I get is page 1.
Word to pages? Do this >before opening file just change .doc to .pages >>> boom!
It does not work with Word 2010
It worked!
Use Zamzar file converter online! Upload the file for free and they send you a converted file through your e-mail as .doc or .docx or whatever you need. Definitely works and is the fastest easiest way to go since I don’t have any iCloud login info!
Zamzar worked for me!
Hi,
This is actually an useful information and it actually worked
It took hardly few minutes from me to read and to implement the instruction on the file which I would wanted to open on Windows
Thanks for sharing this information
With regards
Anil.K.V
As a mac hater and window user, I find this tedious and reprehensible. Windows has 90% world market share. So what kind of arrogant company builds a word processor that does not work easily with the majority entity? One that thinks that their tools are superior? Arrogance. One that wants a little club of those who use pages? Isolationist. One that wants to overturn the majority? Rebellious.
If I ever get a pages file, I instantly disregard the sender as lost in the iclouds and ignore what was sent. I will not waste my time having to save a file as a zip, etc., ad nauseam, because idiots intentionally make their software not compatible. Are they doing this on purpose to get some sick pleasure of wasting my time? Or forcing me to play by their little ideologies? I really truly think it is because they don’t really care. Guess what? I don’t care either. Pages files go in the trash can.
I agree with you there.
This is not the first time Apple have programs that mainly only works with apple.
I came along this file from a client, and told him to save it as PDF or RTF.
The file contains personal/confidential information, and this renders all cloud solutions void, as it will violate with the laws in my country.
doesn’t work for me. changed pages to zip. emailed it to PC. PC recieved it but wouldn’t open it.
Wow, that was easy! Thanks for posting this. I have tried similar tricks for changing video formats with no success.
Hi … I have renamed the file, but when I open the PDF, I can only see the first page … when I do ‘print preview’ there is only one page there. Any solutions to this? Many thanks … :)
How do I convert-change a Microsoft Office Word file into a Microsoft Front Page file?
Thank you so much..
i m sitting with my diplom project and could not do anything, to work on it because of that pages/word conflict :-)
thanks again.
I emailed the file to myself and opened the email “.pages”attachment on my iPhone. It opens in pages there and you can view there. If you want to take a step further, using the share icon (the little box with the up arrow on it) select the “Save as a PDF in iBooks” which will then open it as a PDF in iBooks. Then using the same share icon in iBooks you can email it back to yourself as the now PDF version.
Changing to a zip extension worked great! There was a .jpg of the document inside that let me read the contents. Thank you :)
thank you dude
Thanks you
Another solution if you have an iOS device with access to the file is to open the file on that, click share button and send it to an email address. It seems to automatically send as a PDF.
That worked great for me–in a way. Once I changed the .pages file to a .zip, it opened just fine as several files all zipped up. Inside were several files, one of which was named preview.pdf. That file opened in acrobat correctly.
Your iCloud trick saved me! I tried the other option first and could only see it as a jpg which meant I was going to have to retype it, but then I saw the iCloud tip and it worked. Thank you! You saved me at least an hour :)
I really think this only applies to Pages ’09 (and perhaps prior versions). If you use the newer Pages format, there is no PDF generated. I suspect that’s why it’s working for some people and not for others. Since this article was dated July 2014, I had hoped that the author had discovered a way to view the newer file format on a PC. Yes, iCloud.com works, but that assumes the recipient already has an iCloud account, or is willing to create one. In some sense, you’re still dependent on Apple for that to work. When there was a PDF embedded in the file, it wouldn’t matter if Apple didn’t exist. You could still get to your data. I prefer it that way.
It’s 2015, you can still open Pages in Word or iCloud.com on Windows. It’s not hard, read the article. It works in 2016 too.
I don’t know if you didn’t read my comment or didn’t understand it. I am aware that it’s not difficult to open Pages files today. If that is the only concern someone has, that’s great. My concerns, however, go deeper than that. My point was that the way it used to work in Pages ’09 didn’t require Apple for a solution. You could take any Pages file and open it on any computer by extracting the PDF. Yes, there is another simple way to read a Pages file now. Wonderful! I simply preferred the way that was not dependent on Apple. Even if Pages and iCloud.com ceased to exist (not saying they will), you could still read a file that was created with Pages ’09. As long as computers can unzip files and read PDFs, Pages ’09 documents will be readable. It’s not dependent on a solution from a single company.
if you use the .zip extension you get jpeg previews not pdf, so you cannot copy/paste any data.
the icloud method is the best.
Thanks!
Help me. It isnt working. I’ve been trying all these things you guys have suggested and all Im getting is either a blocked page (thanks a lot education queensland :/ ) or a jpeg in the file.
I guess I’m missing something. It flat out didn’t work. I have Word 2010. I could “extract” the .zip file and got a .jpg preview of the document, but that’s pretty useless, as it only shows a picture of the first page. What am I missing here? Why haven’t Mac people learned to use some universal format, like .rtf?
Okay, that’s way too simple.
Thank you my friend.
Brilliant! Saved our bacon on the last day of recruiting. Oh the wonders of the internet.
This worked so well! Thanks so much!
I tried the .zip extension trick but all I get are .jpeg previews (and only of the first page). I do not see a .pdf preview anywhere.
:/ Me too.
This works awesome for Windows 7. Saved me quite the hassle.
This does not work. Windows 8.1, MS Word 2010. 7-zip.
**Open Pages files in Windows?**
Use Google Docs and Cloud Converter. FANTASTIC – Just working.
Step 1. Open or register your Gmail account.
Step 2. After you have signed in, go onto Google Docs (link underneath).
Step 3. Upload your file to Google Docs. (it`s your private storage)
Step 4. Then click “Open with” and then choose “Cloud Converter”.
Step 5. You are happy…
**Links**:
– https://mail.google.com
– https://docs.google.com
laslo…..perfect solution
THIS JUST SAVED MY LIFE and was far simpler. thank you!!
Thanks
This is so blissfully ingenious I’m not sure I can quite believe it. You have just saved me 100 quid. I’m very surprised that neither Apple nor Microsoft have sued the arses off them. PS the suggestion at the top of the page doesn’t work.
Laslo Frischmann says:
October 7, 2014 at 10:39 am
**Open Pages files in Windows?**
Use Google Docs and Cloud Converter. FANTASTIC – Just working.
YESSSSSS
Laslo Frischmann YES YES YES!
Cloud Converter is da bomb!
Thanks so much! Worked great!
Thank you, Laslo!!! You just saved the day! This was amazingly easy! That at the top of the page doesn’t work, but Google Docs works beautifully! THANK YOU!!!!!
It works fine Katrina, you have to open the .pages file into Word by following the instructions, you are doing it wrong. Google Docs works too.
Oh my gosh! you’re a life saver! simple and fast!Thank you so much!
perfect solution, thanks
Thanks for the help, got to see this like an hour ago and used it, it worked perfectly fine and easy.
Brilliant! The google drive / cloud converter solution works perfectly :-)
Laslo: Winning! Thank you.
11/18/2018–Thank you! You are a lifesaving genius. Zip trick only gave me a preview of the first page. I don’t have an apple ID–but I do have gmail. And I am so happy I can read the rest of the file.
Please I need help. What do I do if the person I have sent the files to uses pages but for some reason cannot open the files. Could there be any solutions to that? Urgent help please
I manage to find it thanks
Hi
I tryed it and it came with PDFI do need it in Word can you please explain to me how to export the page file to doc ?
Wow, so many people not understanding the need for this.
Yes, Pages exports as Word, WE get that but there are many Mac users out there that may not. It may be the case that you forgot to change the format, or didn’t know you needed to.
A PDF. Genius. What if you’re sending someone a file so they can edit it?
Again, wow at 75% of these comments.
A very useful trick.
No, it’s not “so many people not understanding the need for this” — rather so many people not understanding that unless the recipient needs to be able to edit the file, it should always be exported to PDF, regardless of whether it was authored in Word or Pages. Always. I work with Windows and OSX people every day in my tech support business, and I can testify from that experience that this simple procedure, and its value to obviate all of this application- and / or platform-compatibility bullshit, is something that never occurred to the vast majority of them. This is largely due to the fact that almost everyone, ‘PC’ or ‘Mac’, is habituated to Office — but also because PDF is mostly a foreign object to them…they really don’t understand what it is, nor appreciate its inherent value as a universal filetype.
In a perfect world, sure, but this world (and its inhabitants) are far from perfect. Regardless of why people don’t use .pdf, the fact remains that these workarounds are and will continue to be required.
I can’t stand when I get documents as pdfs, because I cannot edit them or use text from them easily. I actually tend to find it annoying — unless they’re being shared with me so that I can print or share them and the formatting needs to stay exactly the same. Otherwise, I would far prefer to get documents in editable form.
A bit late joining this discussion! But I agree PDF is best for compatibility. Formatting, even in Office documents produced in different Office based applications (eg. Documents-to-Go) or when saved from other Office Suites in .docx , does not always produce the desired effects. Especially with any text boxes or diagrams. I use LibreOffice as my preferred Suite on Ubuntu but if I have to send a document I save as PDF. This is also better for version control.
If a team are working on a document that needs editing they can agree on what format to use. I know too many Apple fans who like to send documents in Apple formats just so they can prove how trendy they are.
I love PDF docs. but my boss who travels a lot and uses her mac, often sends files (to edit) in the middle of the night to me on my PC. Sometiems she forgets to change the format so that I can do this, and I have the need for workarounds like this.
I must be missing something here. Wouldn’t it be simpler just to export the Pages file to Word? I work in an all Windows office and I don’t have MS Office for Mac installed on my MacBookPro and I use Pages for word processing and Numbers for spread sheets without problems.
After I save a document in Pages I then export the file (either as a PDF or a DOCX file) using the File command menu.
Yes absolutely that is the ideal solution, but often users are stuck working with a .pages format file without having the option to have it saved again from the Pages app to a more compatible format. This is really a workaround intended for the latter situation.
Just for curiosity I’ve tried but didn’t work (MS Word 2010).
Is there a specifique MS Word version to make this work?
7-Zip (and presumably others such as WinRar) can open the .pages file as an archive without any renaming shenanigans.
The link to the article to use 7-Zip is:
https://osxdaily.com/2014/07/16/open-pages-format-file-in-windows/
The content is there but the formatting may be goofed up. It worked for me as I was only interested in the content.
I like RTF for this reason, compatible and portable on everything. Formatting has to be simple though.
PDF was created to deal with this very problem!
You can also use iCloud.com and open the file in Pages on the web, then save it or copy/paste the data from Pages in iCloud to Word in Windows. I’ve had to do that before, but I didn’t know about the zip trick.
Pages can also just save and export the file as .docx too, which is a more compatible file format than pages format saved from Mac OS X.
You sir, are a life saver! I used iCloud.com and this was far easier than anything else that’s been suggested. It worked so easily!
AMAZING thank you
Woohoo!! Using iCloud was exactly the trick I was hoping for! Thank you!
It didn’t work for me, once i renamed as a zip file and entered, i tried to open the zip file here on my macbook and it keeps creating the file as a pages file. Am i supposed to try to open it on Microsoft and then follow the instructions or on my macbook? Confused and frustrated. New Mac user. :(
This is for making a pages file openable by Windows computers. I think that pages files are already accessible by your computer if it’s a Mac. Not sure, though. XD
thanks. Saved me today.
I had a .pages file I could not open and when I used iCloud.com it worked like a champ.
Zip trick doesn’t work well. Natasha’s solution is better! Thank you so much!
Thank you Ryan.
The posted trick didn’t work for me, as I only got jpegs instead of PDFs for some reason.
The iCloud thing was perfect!
Same for me Mike. Trick didn’t work but the iCloud did. Tried Word 2013 and 2016. Lots of errors.
For me it created a jpeg too.
Same for me as Mike.
The iCloud workaround worked a treat. Thanks Ryan.
Hi Ryan,
Thanks a lot for your post. I did work great or me.
Thank you Ryan. You saved me time and stress.
Great solution, thanks !
icloud trick worked a treat. Thanks for your help.
Perfect solution. Thanks Ryan !! You are a star !!
This was pretty simple and really worked fast.
Thanks Ryan
I much rather like your solution ryan, i just did it through the icloud website and it worked much better, thanks!!
Best advice ever. It works perfectly. Thanks.
Thank you as iCloud.com worked perfectly! I had the option to download the file as a pdf, Word, Pages or ePub and it was very easy.
Oh my goodness, this works so much better than changing pages to a zip file (for me). Thanks a ton!
Thank you, that was the best solution!
Hey thank you so much! The iCloud idea was excellent!
I love you. Saved my school essay which is needed to be turned in before tuesday. Thanks!
Thank you SOOOOOO much!!! This was so easy and saves me a lot of hassle and aggravation while I am at work! Thank you again!!!!!!!! It is super easy this way!!!
Thanks soo much i’ve been trying other things for a while and this by far is the easiest and most useful one yet. THANKS!!!
OMG. Thank you. You just saved us a trip back home!
It’s December 2016. My 7th grader needed to print his project in color. I can print in color at work but not at home. And we have not installed Microsoft at home, yet. So, my 7th grader did his work in Pages. We didn’t think about the lack of conversion on my PC at work.
When we got to my job and realized the MAC/PC issues, I thought I’d have to go back home to download MS, convert my 7th grader’s homework to Word, and then drive back to work.
But, thankfully, no. I logged into my icloud account and opened Pages then opened the homework. Then PRINTED IN COLOR. phew
This worked for me but with a different variation.
I logged into my icloud account by going to icloud.com
then I sent myself an email to my icloud account with the .pages file.
then I opened the email and was able to open the file online via the pages app.
then I just printed the information.
ZIP trick was awesome! Thank you!
Perfect solution on iCloud. Thanks!!
Thank you Sir… it helps me a lot…
Thank you Ryan! iCloud is the perfect solution for me! So quick and easy (after trying the other methods which just didn’t work well on my computer). Much appreciated!
This is so far the best workaround, thank you so much…i know this an old thread, but very helpful none the less.
Well, I’ve been puzzling about this for some time – I get a document in pages to post on my church website each week and have had to convert it on my iPad which has pages.
I have just done it, however, by Select/Copy/Paste to a Word document in Windows 10 either direct from the email, or by saving it first.
You rock! This worked perfectly. The zip was a little more complicated. Super appreciate your direction!
Wow! That was the easiest thing I’ve used so far. Thank you for saving me time and headache!
Thanks so much for this iCloud solution. Worked like a charm!!!
You just saved my grade. It’s 11:48 pm and I had just finished three assignments only to realize that my teachers wouldn’t be able to open them. You are an actual god. thank you :)