Microsoft Publisher has been retired, and it has already stopped working on some PCs, but some of you might still be able to ...

Microsoft Publisher, the king of the church bake-sale flyer, is officially retiring in October 2026. If you're still using it for your layouts, you're on a collision ...

One of my first ever gigs was designing the menu leaflet for a restaurant using Microsoft Publisher. The first design has been the backbone of several editions printed over the years. Several people ...

Adam Anderly, founder of Texas-based Saint Systems, created PubKeep to replace Microsoft's application. PubKeep is ...

We have known for a little while that Microsoft Publisher is being killed off, and Microsoft is now starting to remind Microsoft 365 subscribers about when this is happening. In emails that are just ...

LibreOffice welcomes Publisher refugees after Microsoft drops Publisher from Office 365. They reverse-engineered the PUB file ...

Microsoft is retiring a longtime Office app in a few days, forcing users to find new ways to edit existing files.

Microsoft Word and Publisher can help you add images and text to a document; they share common tools that make that possible. However, if you need a desktop publishing program, choose Publisher. Word ...

Microsoft is retiring its 35-year-old desktop publishing software in October. Here’s how to save your Publisher files and what to use instead. It’s the end of a very long era: As of October 2026, ...

Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Word may be Office Suite bosom buddies, but that doesn't guarantee flawless interaction between the two when you want to open a saved document in the other program.

Microsoft is no stranger to ending support for products it feels have reached the end of their life, and the company very ...