Microsoft Publisher

Review the parts and structure of a pre-made template and save frustration later when you build your own.

Picture tools help you manage and control your pictures.

Frame the spot for a picture still to come.

Size pictures precisely to your own measurements, layer the pictures and control the overlap, and group pictures so they move as one object.

Align pictures precisely on the page.

Adjust picture brightness, color, reset to original, or compress picture file size. Plus swap picture locations with a click of a button.

Change the picture style, shape and frame (border), also add captions.

Creative Commons License is a copyright-free picture license.

Insert decorative text into your publication.

How to handle too much text and control the overflow to another text box.

Edit your business information so that all publications are uniform with no typos or variations.

Building blocks are pre-designed text boxes that save you time from creating from scratch.

Master Page Content that appears in the background of every page, like logos or page numbers.

Work with template design, page setup tools, and layout guides.

Work with page tools, color schemes and fonts, and page backgrounds.

Shapes add interest to a publication by adding text and color.

Two methods to add a picture inside of a shape.

Use the Publisher layout guides and rulers to control the placement of your shapes.

Group, rotate and wrap text to shapes.

Edit exactly how text wraps “through” your shape or picture.

Interesting script is vital to a professional publication. Use the review ribbon tools to find words, spell check, or translate.

The View ribbon helps you manage your publication as it is developed and allows you to work with multiple Publisher files efficiently.

Regardless of where your text is placed, formatting tools are in one location.

The File ribbon is where you make the final production decision to your publication.

Learn how to use the mail merge feature to personalize every single publication to the individual recipient.

Create a manual of products with corresponding pictures.

Learn how to use Quick Response (QR) Codes, which are device-scanable images that will deliver information or send the user to a product webpage.

Understand how to use tables which are a grid layout for columns of text, like room locations or employee contact information.

Create a picture from a Publisher file in order to send a full-color marketing flyer via email.

Learn these shortcut tips that will expedite your design time.

Learn the differences between RGB colors and the advanced CMYK or PANTONE color formats which are required by some commercial printers.