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Microsoft Publisher 2007 | List Price: $169.95
Discount Price: $144.49
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Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista
Brand: Microsoft
Binding: CD-ROM
Release Date: 2007-01-30
Features: - Business publishing and marketing materials solution helps you create and distribute effective publications for print, Web, and e-mail
- Makes it easy to create, personalize, and share a wide range of publications and marketing materials in-house
- Offers a library of hundreds of customizable design templates or blank publications, including newsletters, brochures, flyers, postcards, Web sites, e-mail formats, and more
- New Search tool quickly locates and previews high-quality Publisher 2007 templates from Microsoft Office Online right within the Publisher Catalog
- Publisher Tasks gives you help with common procedures; the enhanced Catalog Merge helps produce frequently updated materials such as datasheets, catalogs, or price lists by merging text and images from a database
Very Useful [Posted on 2008-05-02]
Great value for the money, lots of capabilities, I highly suggest it. I've been using MS Publisher since 2003 and love it.
Saved me $2000!!!! [Posted on 2008-06-03]
Microsoft Publisher saved me from having to pay a graphic designer $2000 for a book cover. I publish my own books, and I learned how to use MS Word to format my books. But I had no idea how to create a cover. It's possible to create covers in Word, but I wanted my covers to look nicer. So an author friend of mine told me that he had spent $2000 on book covers for his second book but didn't like any of them. So he bought MS Publisher and created his own cover.
Some people complain that Publisher doesn't come with instructions. I see how that can be agrevating, but if you've used other MS Office products, it shouldn't be too hard to figure it out. I learned how within a matter of days. I think spending less than $200 instead of paying $2000 really made me like Publisher a lot.
I've been exploring other things Publisher can do, and now I know how to make business cards, flyers, and mailing labels. Highly recommended, especially to self-published authors who need to design covers and can't afford graphic designers. (Although, I would rather do my own covers. I'm very obsessive about my books.)
Brandon Simpson
Meredith's personal opiion [Posted on 2008-06-24]
AS far as I am concerned Microsoft Publisher is a good product. It only has az fews problems. When you are working in columns I don't think you can move from one finished column to another finished column with out goimg down to the bottom of one column amt then up to the top of the second column. I have seen word processers that you could move from one column to another in a jump. It sure makes it handy.
Microsoft Publisher [Posted on 2008-08-09]
Great program, but for the price, I had hoped they would have sent a book with additional instruction/information.
Microsoft Publisher- stinks for the home user [Posted on 2008-08-15]
I am an individual user wanting this product to replace my greetings software and home publisher which are full of glitches with Windows XP. This product is cumbersome, difficult to navigate, very user unfriendly and incredibly expensive. Seriously I would try to find any other product than this one. 8/2008
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