The environment of the MS Publisher is to help further small business. MS Publisher is desktop publishing software that allows you to work with your business from remote locations.
If you have a legal (paid for) installation of MS Word you do not have to pay any more if you copy text OR images into a document.
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Publisher 2007 has a File<Import Word document command that works better than earlier versions. You will still have to adjust images and formatting. For example, most images will import as Inline images. If you want to move the images freely around the page, you will have to reformat each image in Publisher using [right-click] Format Picture < Layout < Object Position. Text will flow into the Publisher document as a continuous series of linked text boxes without regard to your original Word layout, so you will also have to adjust your text boxes. On the whole, it's much easier than starting from scratch, but not foolproof.
what is the maximum size of a file im ms publisher 2007
A soft copy is an electronic copy. So if you are using MS Word for example you'd have a .doc file when you save a version of your document. A hard copy is a physical copy of your document i.e. when you print your document and you have a piece of paper in your hand.
.PUB
Using MS Publisher is not fun. I have found MS Publisher to be quite possibly the most aggravating piece of software on the face of the earth, because nothing in it works right. The only thing this application has going for it is it is very inexpensive.
In Microsoft Office Publisher 2007, open your Publisher document. On the menu bar, click on File. Then choose "Publish as PDF or XPS..." from the File menu. In the resulting Save dialog box, make sure the save type is PDF. Finally, click on "Publish". Both the Publisher document and the new PDF file will now reside on your system.
You can open a MS Works document with MS Word.
As far as I know, it is .PUB up through MS Publisher 2013. On future versions, it is posible that it will become .PUBX
Yes, just select File > Save As... and then rename the document. At that point you can edit it. If the above does not work, copy the file's contents and paste it into a new document :D