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Microsoft Publisher 2007

*Est. $150

Microsoft Publisher 2007

pros
  • Easy to use
  • Lots of customizable templates
  • Can create PDF files
  • Time-saving features
cons
  • Windows only
  • Relies on Web for graphics
  • Only basic photo editing
  • Complaints about installation and navigation
 
 
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(62 customer reviews)

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Microsoft Publisher 2007, November 17, 2009
An excellent application for producing professional looking documents, newsletters, sales flyers, etc. No office should be with a good publishing application to do the job right!
A must have, November 17, 2009
Makes business a snap! I use this all the the for invoices and more well worth the money
Great Seller, Would Do Business Again, November 9, 2009
Product arrived fast in immaculate condition. Seller was promt and responsive. Would definately do business again.
Very Helpful, October 16, 2009

This product is very helpful for me. I'm doing a newsletter for the very first time and don't really know how to do one. The templates on here and are great and easy to use. It's helping me layout my… newsletter the way I want to. I'm a little electronically inept so some things are a little difficult for me to figure out. But I click here and there and find my way through to get the desired result I want.

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Great product and easy to use., October 13, 2009
I purchased this for my business, it is great! Also, it is very easy to use.
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Microsoft Publisher 2007

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1. PC World (Australia)

Microsoft Publisher 2007 earns a ranking here that's as high as that of the far more expensive Adobe InDesign CS4, but lower than that of the less expensive, newer Serif PagePlus X3 Publisher Professional. The Publisher templates do earn praise, and the software is easy to use.

Review: Microsoft Office Publisher 2007, Chris Jager, Jan. 2008

2. PC Authority

According to reviewer Simon Jones, who's clearly experienced with earlier versions, Publisher 2007 is considered a "minor upgrade," with PDF capabilities the main improvement. It's rated higher for features than for value, but earns praise for its templates, which mean "virtually anyone can produce good marketing communications with little effort."

Review: Microsoft Publisher 2007, Simon Jones, Feb. 2007

3. Amazon.com

Nearly 50 owners review Publisher 2007 here, giving it a rating of 4.5 stars (on a five-point scale). Most love it, but a few complain about installation problems, tricky navigation or the lack of a printed manual.

Review: Microsoft Publisher 2007 Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of Mar. 2009

4. Lockergnome.com

This forum discussion is useful because users compare Microsoft Publisher with Adobe InDesign as well as with QuarkXpress, Scribus, Photoshop Elements and Serif PageMaker. Publisher gets some criticism when it comes to preparing files for professional printers, and printers recommend InDesign or the free Scribus software instead.

Review: Publisher vs. InDesign, Contributors to Lockergnome.com, 2007

5. TopTenReviews.com

Editors rank Publisher 2007 third out of eight competing desktop publishing software programs, giving it top marks for projects and ease of use but slightly lower ratings for features, tools and support. Higher-ranked software titles, such as PagePlus 10.0.4, have better photo-editing capabilities.

Review: Microsoft Publisher 2007, Editors of TopTenReviews.com

6. Smart Computing

This rather outdated review gives Microsoft Publisher 2003 a Smart Choice award after comparing it with Print Shop Pro Publisher 21 Deluxe and two more advanced programs (QuarkXPress 6.5 and Adobe InDesign CS2). For both home and small-business use, Publisher earns praise as "modestly priced and fully capable" but this earlier version doesn't make PDF files.

Review: Power of the Press, Jeff Dodd, Dec. 2005

7. About.com

Bear, About.com's guide to desktop publishing, says Publisher "fills the void between price and pro features," positioned in between family-oriented and professional desktop publishing software. There isn't any evidence of testing here. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)

Review: Microsoft Publisher / Microsoft Office Publisher, Jacci Howard Bear

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