I'm using Publisher form's controls on some page to give a visitor the
opportunity to send a message. It's working very good.
It's not a case for now at all. But, just to be proactive - I'm just
wondering whether it's possible to block sending e.g. completely empty

It is written that Publisg-her can merge only upto 255 characters per field.
Is there a workaround for this limitation?
I have memo fields that run up to 800-900 characters.
Thanks for answers

Microsoft Publisher used to be such a simple and striaght-forward application
to use. Now you have added so much program-inflicted junk to it that it is
becoming a real pain to use. If you want to create bells and whistles do it
in another program. All I want to do is make some ...

The database is acess 2003, publisher is 2003. When I try catalog merge,
there is a merge area. I need either to have more than one merge area,
or the merge area to cover both the front and back side of a tent
publication.

Alright, I upgraded to Microsoft Publisher 2003. I want to make a catalog and
put images in there, and print them out from my inkjet printer. Yes, the
Publisher 2003 has the 300 DPI setting, which I need for quality prints.
However, the original JPEG images are at least 200 KB. ...

I want to insert .jpg images of items in a catalog merge publication.
The database the items are held are in access 2003.
The images are in a folder in the "slides" subdirectory of the current
folder.

I am trying to use Publisher 2003 (Sp 2) to send an electronic e-mail
newsletter.  There is a template for it, but everytime I try to send the
email newsletter it tells me the "Interface Is Not Registered".  I cannot
find any help with this at all.  The software I am using is all ...

I made a table with 1 row and 5 columns. I inserted images in each Table
Cell. I want to space them out evenly. I tried the Distribute Horizontally
option, but that doesn't seem to do the trick.
1. Is there a way I can make in image Horizontally Centered inside the Cell

I was using Publisher 2000 and created a web-based program for work.  When I
saved it as a webpage on the server, all of the files were automatically
"copied and pasted" and all of the hyperlinks were converted to be linked to
the server.  

I am at my wits end. I bought a new HP Pavilion zd8000 in July of this year.
I moved all my data from a Dell desktop to the laptop. Everything loaded just
fine, except Publisher 2003.
I am trying to install P 03 from a Microsoft cd. I have tried on other

is it possible to install or to download the publisher 2003 on this version?
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Is there a way to create a Macro in Publisher 2003 with a wizard or is VBA
the only option?
Thanks

Hello everybody, I hope you can help
I have a dialog box (user form) triggered when my publication opens. On it
are a couple of buttons (one "Start" which calls a sub named "Portrait", the
other "cancel" which hides the dialog and exits)

I have created a user form to allow the user to position pictures and text
as well as add some text on a publication by publication basis. For the most
part, the values for these variables will stay the same. At the moment, I
initialise the values of the text boxes on the form, ...

Some of the higher end DTP software packages appear to be offering means to
import XML data. Is there anything similar in Publisher 2003?
Failing this - has anybody tried to work with VBA to create a customised
solution to this problem?