The arrival of mouse support on the iPad with iPadOS 13.4 means a big change. Although there are some functions that are already supported, developers need to be able to adapt their applications to make full use of them. A few hours ago, Apple has announced full support for the mouse in its iWork environment and we've already tried it.
The result is amazing too blur more obstacles that separate the Mac from the iPad. This has been our experience.
Numbers, a great mouse-backer
I am writing these lines after updating the spreadsheet to Numbers with multiple tabs and it is full of details. It's the text when I last all of Apple's financial results for the last 20 years
The changes made are minor. Just the installation of wedding services and computer-published software a few months ago. But I also used the opportunity to drag some formulas using auto-completion. And the fact is that you find comfort.
But I also tried adding a column and filling it with formula and test data. And moving the site line is now much easier. One of information that helps to work is that moving the site icon highlights the cell "flying" above. Behavior that helps you follow your path.
Overall, I feel that with this update, both the app and IPOS allow me to become more independent of the iMac. I've been carrying the keyboard and its shortcuts, so the Pro Pro was a good fit to edit the Numerical documents slightly. But adding a mouse is an important value that can open the door for more use.
How mouse support is used in iPadOS 13.4 is a success. Animation, cursor modification, conversion, have all been translated into this document. Like the keyboard and Apple Pencil, the mouse also adds a boost to your "power." But it is completely optional. The iPad is still an iPad even if you don't have any of those three concepts.
Capitulars, templates, and iCloud folders among other improvements
The other two apps that make up iWork have also received improvements. Anyway, mouse support looks like it's meant for a lot in Numbers, where the findings are most useful. That said, we will definitely see more news, enhanced support and features from IPOS 14 this summer.
Numbers, Pages and Keynote include a small enhancement designed for authors. It's about capital letters, an adjustment that allows you to set the first letters of a larger size class. They are usually found at the beginning of the chapter, and in this experiment we have some extra make-up (you can see an example in the picture above).
In addition to this small change, Apple stop installing others. Some highlights are:
- Additional Templates for Pages and Keynote.
- The standard template builder for the template.
- ICloud Shared Folder Support.
- Offline editing of shared documents and subsequent uploads of changes.
Some of these improvements are also available your version of mac compatible. If you want to start using them all, be sure to update them from the App Store.
