The ontological view and the Creator

On page 93 of the first passage (and in several other places) you wrote that the God of the ontological view is the complete God that can be conceived, and if so, it is not clear how Anselm jumped from such a God to the idea that God is also the Creator.
Although, perhaps it can be said that this is implied by the definition. For, God the Creator is complete and greater than God without creation. Therefore, the conclusion that God is also the Creator comes from the ontological view.