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I was using an app called disk inventory which shows me all my files and a bunch of realated data. I have both iWork (Pages and Keynote) and the entire MS Office suite installed on my Mac. iWork takes an enite 2GB. Pages is 1.1GB and Keynote is .9GB. When i look at MS Office, the entire 4 apps, not including messenger only take up .5MB. MS Word takes up 20MB and Excel takes up 14MB. I know the Office statistics don't include templates and such, but they are still unbelievably smaller files that Apple's stuff. I think i have a simple answer to this, but what do you guys think. Why is Apple's 2 apps 2GB big and Microsofts 4 apps are only .5MB big? Thanks, kevin

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if you right click and choose "Show Package Contents", you can see what the iWork application is full of.

 

Keynote has 1Gig of themes alone. each of the iWork apps has language files, themes etc.

 

you can save space by deleting things you don't use. i only use Keynote to open Microsoft PowerPoint files. so, i've chosen a simple black theme as my default, so it has one to open with, and deleted all the others.

 

deleting unused language files is also a great way to save space.

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