MS PUBLISHER

 Ms Publisher is a desktop publishing software that is designed for people who are not design professionals but who need to produce professional looking publications. The typical user is called upon to create publications quickly without the support of art designers or a production studio who are experienced in page layout and technique. To make it easier for the user, Publisher has several automated tools, templates, and wizards.

Other courses in this series which you can learn are the following:

 

Lesson 1: Learn How to Use Computer (New Versions of Windows)

Lesson 2: Learn How to Use Microsoft Word (New Versions of Word)

Lesson 3: Learn How to Use Microsoft Excel (New Versions of Excel)

Lesson 4: Learn How to Use Microsoft PowerPoint (New Versions of PPT)

Lesson 5: Learn How to Use Microsoft Publisher (New Versions of Publisher)

Lesson 6: Learn About Computer Repair and Maintenance

 

You can contact me if you have any suggestion about this course by the following contact

Email info: francisreagan88@gmail.com

 



TABLE OF CONTENT

         

PART ONE: GETTING STARTED WITH PUBLISHER     

1.1 Starting New Publications       

1.2 Using A Template 

1.3 Importing A Word Document   

1.4 Quick Publication Template    

1.5 Saving and Closing Publications      

1.6 Closing Publication

1.7 Custom Templates

1.8 Opening and Viewing Publications   

1.9 Multiple Open Publications      

1.10 Storing Personal and Company Information     

1.11 Printing Publications    

 

PART TWO: CREATING VISUAL INTEREST

2.1 To Create Blank Publication   

2.3 Working with Word Art    

2.4 Working with Graphics   

         

PART THREE: CREATING TEXT-BASED PUBLICATIONS      

3.1. Planning Longer Publications

3.2. Creating Newsletters    

3.3 To Insert or Remove Continued Notices   

3.4 To Format Text In Columns    

 

PART FOUR: COMMUNICATING YOUR MESSAGE ONLINE 

4.1 Creating A Basic E-Mail Message    

4.2 To Add a Publication As A Top Level Page To A Website    

 

PART FIVE: MARKETING YOUR PRODUCT, SERVICE, OR ORGANIZATION  

5.1 To Create an Envelope  

5.2 To Align Objects   

5.3 To Create a Text Watermark   

 

PART SIX: CREATING COLORFUL CARDS AND CALENDARS       

6.1 To Create a Folded Card Based on A Layout Template.      

6.2 To Create a Postcard     

 

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