Pages keeps crashing after new update, Pages keeps crashing after new update

I just solved the issue, and I discover that after numbers start crashing. I create a folder on my mac inside the alias of icloud inside the folder of numbers documents. We can't do this, we have to create the folder in our device. Now its all working perfectely woth the most recent Pages and Numbers.

p.ignazio wrote:

I've given up and am back to using Word on my PC. After two visits to the genius bar, I was told that I need to wait for an update that fixes the bug. Even if it does get fixed, I don't think I'll trust iCloud with any important docs. I lost several of them. Kinda wish the iPad had a USB port.

It is true that one should not trust iCloud with any important documents for now. I crashed it several times and lost several updates since the dreaded updates last autumn.

It would be interesting to know if Apple realises the number of Pages users currently in a hiatus, when we have to stop using the product for any serious work. When/if they stabilise the iOS version and reinstates lost functionality in the Desktop version, it will be interesting to see how many users will come back to the product.

Really seriously!! Are they doing anything about Pages!! Im getting so over Mac!

Its not for creatives any more............ sense my frustration!!! Help!

With the help of Dropbox, I'm back to using the Pages app, but not with iCloud on.

Repeated the solution again, just to be clear:

It is a directory issue with iCloud and IOS, not anything to do with the actual IOS applications. With the latest update the directories got screwed up (most find a duplicated and EMPTY folder). You MUST login to iCloud from a Mac to access the directory information. If you don't own a MAC, sign in as a guest on a buddy's, or go to the closest MAC outlet that will let you jump on one of theirs. Navigate to the iCloud directory using your iCloud account. Find the duplicated or other screwy folder (people have reported various issues, but a good scouring should detect the issue). Delete or otherwise fix (some people copied all their documents to local drive then back again) the issue, and save your changes. Logout of the guest account and it will automatically delete your personal iCloud information as part of the "Guest" account security. Open up iOS application making sure your iCloud settings are on, and you should be able to access your documents once again without Pages (or others) crashing. Some people are reporting performance issues only...that may just be a function of your model of iDevice. The olders ones barely run iOS7 and the new updates. Sorry to tell you, it may be time to upgrade, which is exactly what Apple intended!!!

STILL NO LUCK! I'M REALLY HATING THIS PROGRAM....I've gone so far as to partition my drive with parallels so that I can count on a word processing program....

I tried going to my icloud pages folder to delete files as someone suggested but I really don't know why. I don't see any strange items there as someone else said.

Does ANYONE have a solution?

How do you turn off iCloud?

I have recently experienced the same problem with the pages app , I can use it on a full size ipad but it will nit open on ipad mini , I have deleted it many times in the hope it will work, still not working :-( ..... Paid £6.99 as well

Delete it

Delete it

Same issue with us. Mavericks crashes when using Pages .

Please gentle people at Apple could you fix this issue...

regards

wn

OK, well tons have time has passed and I can't wait for this to be corrected any longer. Clearly Apple isn't listening. Therefore, I've decided to use Office for Mac instead! Anything that has this much difficulty to use isn't worth using. I'm betting that I'm not the only person who has given up. Shame on you Apple! You will lose loyal customers.

I hear you. I've been a loyal MAC user, loved pages, keynote ... but note the past tense. Since they dummied down their apps, they took away the ability to be creative - one of the main reasons people loved Macs. Now it crashes all the time, you have way less design flexibility, and each month I get more and more frustrated saying 'time to return to PC'. Steve Jobs must be so frustrated watching from heaven as the thing he carved out a leadership role for, built a client base, is eroding faster than a sandcastle when the tide comes up. Rather than loving my mac, its now costing me time, money, and becoming less practical for work. So sad.