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Microsoft Publisher is an entry‐level desktop publishing program (the big two used by professional graphic artists are Adobe’s InDesign and Quark’s QuarkXPress) targeted towards small businesses and organizations lacking a professional page designer.
Introduction to Microsoft Publisher Class learning objectives By the end of class students should be able to perform the following tasks: 1. Publisher Basics • Useful Definitions • Open Publisher • Create New Publications 2. Projects: • Create a Calendar 3. Save Your Publication 4. Print Your Publication 5.
Publisher can be used to design dynamic documents for marketing a business or communicating with family and friends. This class covers the essentials of using Publisher, including getting started, working with text and pictures, connecting text boxes, saving, and printing your publication.
MS Publisher has 2000 publication templates to get you started right away. Wizards are available to help create your projects with step -by -step instructions. Publisher offers more than 40 design sets that allow you to have a consistent look when creating newsletters to letterhead, catalogs to web sites.
This document provides an introduction to using Microsoft Publisher 2013. It outlines the Publisher 2013 interface including the Backstage view, ribbon, quick access toolbar, mini toolbar, and status bar.
• Publisher is an object based program—you move objects around the workspace to produce a publication. • A program like MS Word is linear—you type letter after letter, word after word, paragraph after paragraph to produce a document. How is Publisher different from other MS Office programs?
1 sie 2020 · Complete classroom training manual for Microsoft Publisher 2019. 124 pages and 64 individual topics. Includes practice exercises and keyboard shortcuts. You will learn how to create...
