A Question About Microsoft Publisher 2003?
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To add extra pages\n1.On the Insert menu, click Page. The Insert Page dialog box appears.\n2.In the Left Page drop-down box, select the layout you want for the page.\n3.In the Right Page drop-down box, select the layout you want for the page.\n4.Click OK to add two pages.
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From what I have seen, it comes bundled only with the enterprise editions, not the professional editions. Even then I think the bundled version is still the old VSS from VB (6.0d).\n\nThere are several articles on the net that talk about using VB 6.0d with VS.Net 2003. I have included one such article that talks about how they can be used together. \n\nSo in short, it looks like they [Microsoft] made a leap from 6.0d right over 2003 and into VS.Net 2005. VS.Net 2003 has been such a mystery release in terms of support. Oh well.\n\nI hope this helps you. Enjoy!
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http://www.msoffice.com
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There is no other software besides microsoft Publisher to open a .pub file. You can convert it to a PDF file online free here:\nhttp://createpdf.adobe.com/\nonce it is in pdf you can open it with free Acrobat Reader.\nA .pub reader would be a nice addition to Open Office, maybe some day!
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Check out this link:-\nhttp://www.download.com/Microsoft-Office-2003-Update-Service-Pack-2/3000-2064_4-10449536.html?tag=lst-0-2
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you can buy just "word" on disc\n\nbut try openoffice first, its free and is compatable with most ms applications\n\nhttp://openoffice.org
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Why bother? Microsoft has released a beta version of its Office 2007 to download and try.  Please refer to the article which appears on BetaNews website.  The site also has the download link to Office 2007 beta.\n\n"Microsoft Puts Up Office 2007 Preview" -- betanews.com\n(http://www.betanews.com/article/Microsoft_Puts_Up_Office_2007_Preview/1151422792)\n\n"With 2.5 million downloads of Office 2007 Beta 2 already counted, Microsoft has put up a Web-based preview of its new office suite to reach even more potential customers. The online "test drive" features 18 product-specific tutorials and covers most Office system client applications and servers.\n\nThe preview allows users to try out Office 2007 components directly, or be guided through walk-through tours of the various new features of each product. Additionally, pre-populated data enables users to test new server functionality from SharePoint and Project Server." --  excerpt from betanews.com
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The Microsoft Project 2003 site is :\nwww.office.microsoft.com/project/\nYou can download a trial version from there\n\nI recommend the book Step-by-Step MS Project 2003, which comes with a 60-day free trial on CD.
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MS Publisher is the only program that will open these files. Unfortunately OpenOffice (a freeware Office Suite) can't open them. I have successfully converted .pub files to .pdf files ( but of course I had to use Publisher and Adobe Acrobat Professional to do so). At least in .pdf format it is more accessible to view.
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Microsoft Publisher\nor InDesign
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Absolutly.  Microsoft Publisher is the best program to use for this kind of thing.\n\n\n\nFrom,\nThe Realm of Goliath Web Design Team
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First, if you are a college student, check the bookstore at your college they likely have it on an academic discount.  If you aren't (and I know you have your mind set on Office 2003 Pro) but I would suggest checking out OpenOffice, a free office suite that is compatible with Microsoft Office, http://www.openoffice.org/\n\nIf you still have your heart set on getting Office 2003 Pro, you can check prices from Bizrate and order it online, http://www.bizrate.com/marketplace/search/search__cat_id--308,prod_id--11304712,sort--6.html
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A file w/ the extension .pub...That's a Microsoft Publisher file...Only Microsoft Publisher can open those. Unfortunately, that's not a free program, so try to get the same file in a PDF format. This way, you can just use Adobe to view it. Or you could spend $50 or so and get Publisher.
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You can get the demo of Microsoft Office 2003 for free from www.microsoft.com then go to the download section, but only once, if you've already got it once than you cant get it for free..legally.
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microsoft word does a reasonaly job. MS publisher is better and there is adobe illustrator as well (also quark express and the old aldous pagemaker)
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I think Microsoft Publisher does cards. You may already have that on your machine...
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? publisher is easy.........it has a help button if u want to use it......toolbar............btw- it has a wizard u can follow