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Even though Pages is a respectable word processor, it doesn’t work well with Microsoft Word. Find out how to open and change Pages files in Windows 10.

Apple Pages, which is included in the iWork suite together with Numbers (which functions like Excel) and Keynote, is the company’s answer to Microsoft Word (like PowerPoint).

The business released the suite free on Mac desktops and iOS devices in 2017. This suggests that a large number of users are probably using it instead of pulling out their wallets to purchase a Microsoft 365 (formerly O365) subscription.

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Users of Microsoft’s suite will therefore probably occasionally encounter an Apple Pages document. You have a couple options if you need to view it. Uploading the file to Apple’s iCloud is the simplest choice, which is wonderful if you already use Apple’s service.

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What if you don’t utilise iCloud, though? See how to view and open Apple Pages, Numbers, and even Keynote files on Windows 10 in the following article.

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You can view the first page of a Pages document, the first worksheet of a Numbers workbook, and the first slide of a Keynote presentation even if you don’t have access to a Mac. As an example, we’ll utilise a Pages document.

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The following dialogue box will appear when you attempt to open an Apple Pages file in Microsoft Word.

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You see another another dialogue box after clicking OK.

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If you choose to click Yes or No, a third dialogue box appears to let you know that Microsoft is unable to open the file.

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Finally, click OK to exit this process.

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Pages documents are fascinating since they are compressed files. To read the file’s contents, change the file’s extension to.zip.

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The following confirmation dialogue box appears when you change the file extension from.txt to.zip; clickYesto change the extension.

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You can extract the files from the Pages file using any zip application, such as 7-Zip.

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Many image files can be found after extracting the.zipfile. See the first page of the document by opening the largest picture file in your preferred image editor.

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The image file can be included into a Word document, however editing the document is not possible. You may learn how to convert Pages documents into Word documents, Numbers files into Excel files, and Keynote files into PowerPoint files in the next section.

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The old method works if all you want to do is read the first page, worksheet, or slide in Pages, Numbers, or Keynote documents. But, you must convert them to Microsoft Office documents if you wish to examine more of the papers or edit them.

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If you have access to a Mac, you can use the Pages software to convert Pages documents into Word documents. Documents created in Numbers or Keynote can be converted using the same procedure.

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File > Export To > Word should be selected after opening the document in Pages.

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The Word tab should be selected at the top of the Export Your Document dialogue box.

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Check the box labelled “Require password to open” to add a password to the document. It’s a good idea to have a backup plan just in case. To help you remember your password, enter a suggestion in the Password Hintbox.

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You have the option to save the document as a.docxfile (Office 2007 and later) or a.docfile under Advanced Options (Office 2003 or earlier).

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ClickNext.

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Choose a location to store the Word document and give it a name in the Save As box.

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Next, select Export.

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You can use your iOS device to convert your iWorks project into a Microsoft Office document if you don’t own a Mac but do own an iPhone or iPad.

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Once more, we’ll utilise a Pages document as our example.

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On your iPhone or iPad, open Pages and tap the menu icon (three horizontal dots) in the top-right corner of the screen to access your work.

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Tap Export on the Morescreen.

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Four formats are available for conversion on TheExportscreen. You can select any of these formats, but for the sake of this example, Word will be used.