The original Pages version is available here: Download original Pages Template and my MagCloud-ready version with a Southern California theme, is available here: Download Modified Template A number of other sites also offer Pages templates, but for my example today, I’m going to use the standard “Program” template in the application’s “Template Chooser”. Any designed to print full size on an 8.5”x 11” piece of paper are almost great starting points for creating MagCloud publications. When you open Pages it will offer you a number of template options. With Apple’s iWork Pages it’s easy to make a MagCloud-ready PDF. Here in my second exploration of basic design software, I’ll dive into using Apple’s design tool that comes in their iWork productivity suite (retails for just $79 at ) to create your MagCloud publication. PC users, I apologize, as this post doesn’t apply to you, but Mac lovers: GET EXCITED. If you’ve been holding off on publishing through MagCloud because you didn’t have the design skills, couldn’t afford expensive design software and didn’t have a best friend who is a graphic designer, why not use a template in a more accessible application?
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