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Embed this ProgramAdd this Program to your website by copying the code below.PreviewPreview. With Microsoft Publisher you can create, edit, customize and share all sorts of marketing material with ease of use and professional results. From simple greeting cards to more elaborate newsletters, Microsoft Publisher includes everything you need for your work.One of the most outstanding elements in Microsoft Publisher is the amount of templates it includes to get you started; you’ll find one for almost anything: brochures, business cards, calendars, labels, flyers, award certificates and more.
Besides this material, Microsoft Publisher also lets you work with images, clipart and predefined shapes.The text and image tools included in Microsoft Publisher make document layout easier and more creative. You can see results in real time as you change text fonts and apply new colors. And once the document is finished, Microsoft Publisher gives you a wide range of options to save or export it, such as PDF or JPG. On the downside, the program still lacks support for InDesign and QuarkXpress documents.Microsoft Publisher is Office’s application for designing, customizing and sharing all sorts of publications in an easy way.
Microsoft Publisher supports the following formatsOpens: PUB, TXT, MHT, HTML, RTF, DOC, DOX, WPD, WPSSaves as: PUB, TXT, GIF, JPG, BMP, DOC, DOCX, WMF, PS, XPS, HTML, MHT, PDF. By AnonymousDownhill, once again.I have been using publishing programs for a good 27 years, and I am disgusted that they get worse with each versi on. They never seem to consult anyone who actually uses them to produce materials in an office. Pub VII was a step down, and Pub X is an even bigger step down. It is so user-unfriendly that it makes me wonder about the sobriety of its writers. What I could do quickly with one step in pervious versions will now take three steps. And, by the way, I tried a different program altogether (Print Artist) and it was a disaster.
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This is appalling since there were programs 25 years ago that were easy to use, with plenty of clip art, and which didn't put obstacles in the way of efficieny. Microsoft, shame on you! Pros: Looks Good.
Cons: Just too hard to be efficient. Had to completely re-learn it, which after having used three previous versions was just plain stupid. Reviewed onJanuary 23, 2012. By AnonymousMS Publisher is a pain.While publisher produced quite good results it has several major defects including usability.1:The template s are in US 'English' and you have to change the language in each text box to your language individually. 2: Thre is no 'drag & drop' facility to allow you to change the order of stories.
3: It is very difficult to extend the size of a story box 4: There are no fields such as Page Number and cross reference that exist in word reviewed onDecember 30, 2010.Articles about Microsoft Publisher.