The difference is the operating system. From what I have been told there was no changes at all between Pub and Pub As of Windows 8. My problem is that Publisher and Publisher don't display the same way on the screen for the same file on the same Windows 10 computer.
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One new tool in Pub is the 'fine typography" font formating functions which might be what your user is talking about. Now as to your question about the number of fonts, I have no idea how many if any new fonts come with Pub And to be honest, I don't care as I only use a handful anyway. But, if there are any new ones I think your user can get them by installing the trial version of Pub I am pretty sure that all fonts are added to the fonts on the local computer and are available to Pub after the trial expires.
I have 5 versions of Publisher installed on this computer and the font list looks to be the same for every version. So download the trial for Pub and do a custom install When you start to do the install you will be given the option to do a custom install and then you are given the option of not overwriting the old version on the computer. I even suggest that you just create a new folder for Pub rather than let it install in the default location. When you install the trial, if there are any new fonts they will be immediately available in Pub Once again I would reccomend against using Pub for any publication that you need to be compatible with Pub Even if you decide to let this user use Pub I would still keep Pub installed..
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In theory yes, assuming that both computers are running Win8 or newer. If your home computer is running Win7 and the other computer is running Win8 or Win10 then there are going to be some fonts that will render in a different size and thus throw off your layout. There may be other differences but no one has mentioned them thus far.
In fact no one has mentioned that there is any reason to 'uprade' from to as apparently there is not much difference in them. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for the reply Does this mean that Publisher could open the Publisher created file directly?
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Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 1 person found this reply helpful. At least Publisher - are interchangeable for the most part, so yes, you shouldn't have any problem open Pub files in Pub The only problem will be associated with the OS as I mentioned above.
Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. I am currently using Publisher both on my home computer and computer at work. If I update my home computer to Publisher , will documents generated at home open correctly on the computer at work which is still running Publisher ?
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Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to DavidF2's post on November 26, In reply to AllanLovett's post on November 26, In reply to DavidF2's post on November 27, I have found significant issues opening files created or edited in Publisher with Publisher Many graphics effects do not render correctly and the spacing is different.
I have the same concerns going from to because the company that will print our magazine has and I am looking to upgrade to I have Publisher on my laptop. I bought it because I was told it would be compatible with the Publisher program on my desktop. However, when I try to download the document from Dropbox onto my desktop, it won't open. This site in other languages x.
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