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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / February 2005Regarding Publisher 2003 - IF IT'S NOT BROKEN, DON'T FIX IT!!!!!!!
I have to say, I am so dissapointed in the web design feature of Publisher 2003. Publisher 2000 was so easy to use, especially converting a publication that we print and mail for the web, and having it look exactly the same in explorer as it does printed. The pages don't order themselves and display the same way they did, and the navigation bars don't work for me. I think the web design feature should be reworked back to the way it worked in 2000, or at least build in the option to be able to convert a publication that way. I can't tell you how totally frustrating it's been for the past 1 1/2 weeks trying to convert one little 3 page publication. Some of our publications are 10-15 pages long. Thanks for listening,  SignatureBarb Just so you know I have felt this pain since 2002 was in beta 1. To this day I continue to meet with MS to voice such concerns. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com >I have to say, I am so dissapointed in the web design feature of Publisher > 2003. Publisher 2000 was so easy to use, especially converting a [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Thanks for listening, And how have they responded to your concerns? I often wonder if they listen to user suggestions that are sent in because I have sent in a number. Do they also make use of the error messages that are automatically sent to Microsoft? > Just so you know I have felt this pain since 2002 was in beta 1. To this > day I continue to meet with MS to voice such concerns. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> >> Thanks for listening, Steven, Please don't take this wrong but they *know* who David is. They don't know you from..... well, me. Anonymity can be good thing. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > And how have they responded to your concerns? I often wonder if they > listen to user suggestions that are sent in because I have sent in a [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>> >>> Thanks for listening, I can't speak of the first inquiry but as for the error messages I can tell you those are extremely important and are taken very very seriously. It is very important to send those in as they determine to a very large extent what goes in a service pack or patch or new version and it's prioritized by how many come in on an issue. Almost every meeting I have with MS they speak of the issues that have been coming in, it is a serious priority to them. Knowing this I hate it when someone tells me they don't send them. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > And how have they responded to your concerns? I often wonder if they > listen to user suggestions that are sent in because I have sent in a [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>> >>> Thanks for listening,
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