Open publisher files on mac

Of the two sites you recommend: It says they store it on their website securely for 6 hours before deleting — but there is no link that I can find to actually access the converted pdf. Click on that box. I used the publishertopdf.

Thank you so much for making a frustrating thing so easy. I make things in publisher at home and sometimes forget to convert them before I send them to myself at home. This will be a well used tip. I used the https: Thanks a lot! Thank you very much for the help.

A quick Google search brought me to https: Is there a way to edit the converted pdf file once it has been converted??? I used online2pdf and it worked really well and I can open the file. I just cannot seem to edit it. No really.

You can do some limited editing. IT Worked!!! Thanks a lot.. I came across this site, http: That did the trick for me! There's just one problem — Publisher only works on PCs. If you've recently converted to a Mac, you may feel a bit lost, but don't worry; equivalent programs are available, and some of them are free. One of the advantages of owning an Apple computer is you can use Apple software that seamlessly integrates with the Mac operating system. Visit the Mac App Store and click on the "Productivity" category to learn about and purchase Pages, a program that many would point to as the most obvious equivalent to Publisher.

With layout and design features that meet most design tasks, Pages often comes pre-installed on new macs for free.

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If you didn't get it for free, it is affordable. It's part of a software suite called iWork, so also take a look at its teammates Keynote and Numbers as well.

Perhaps one reason why Microsoft hasn't made a Mac version of Publisher is because it makes a Mac version of Microsoft Word that can do almost as much. Comb through a few tech blogs and forums and you'll see that people lamenting the need for Mac Publisher are usually nudged toward Microsoft Word. It's true that Word does a lot for its Mac users: With drawing tools, text effects and specialty printing settings as well as templates, you can produce fliers, brochures, banners and newsletters that look sharp.

Because you might wind up buying Microsoft Office for Mac anyway for other tasks, Word is a cost-effective solution to your publishing needs.

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One member, Draw, is considered a Publisher substitute. The interface is similar and some of the menus are in the same place as Publisher's. With Draw, you can do everything you could do in Publisher; in fact, some users prefer to show support for the open source community by using it. Draw isn't the only free application out there: Scribus, another open source product, has plenty of fans. If your needs are simple, try Bean. It's a lightweight program, but it has all the tools you need for a flier or small newsletter.