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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Programming / November 2005PUBLISHER
I have tried for hours to find an urgently required Publisher 2000+ without success. Why is it not possible to download this programmme when word, excel etc can be downloaded. You can't download these programs - at least not legally. (I don't know about sites that are offering illegal software downloads because I try not to break the law.) You need to purchase these programs.  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >I have tried for hours to find an urgently required Publisher 2000+ without > success. Why is it not possible to download this programmme when word, > excel etc can be downloaded. > You can't download these programs - at least not legally. (I don't > know about sites that are offering illegal software downloads because > I try not to break the law.) There is a downloadable trial of the latest version of Office Standard. Microsoft chose not to make a downloadable trial of Publisher 2003 available due to bandwidth constraints - it would not have been possible to remove all the templates that are built-in to Publisher, so it would have made the download unsuitably large. SignatureEd Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher I know about the trial version of Office but I would think that a trial version isn't what the OP was told she could download. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >> You can't download these programs - at least not legally. (I don't >> know about sites that are offering illegal software downloads because [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > to remove all the templates that are built-in to Publisher, so it would > have made the download unsuitably large. > I know about the trial version of Office but I would think that a > trial version isn't what the OP was told she could download. Well, it is a legally downloadable version of Word, Excel, etc. in a way that Publisher isn't. :o) SignatureEd Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher Yep - but I still think someone gave her bad information. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >> I know about the trial version of Office but I would think that a >> trial version isn't what the OP was told she could download. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > :o)
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