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  • Print Your Publications Professionally

    26 Sep 2012
    Amir Mehrabian, the program manager responsible for our printing features, delves into the improvements we made for commercial printing in the new Publisher. Publisher is a powerful program that enables you to create a wide variety of publication types, without having to be a graphic designer. You can...

  • Jane Austen - Publisher Help Writer

    2 Sep 2011
    At the end of July I asked you in a poll what author you'd like to see next in my "Famous Authors Write Help" series. Jane Austen was the winner with 50% of the vote. So, here's my take on Jane Austen explaining the difference between printing multiple copies and printing multiple pages. Page and Paper...

  • Create, print, and distribute catalogs with Publisher and MagCloud

    29 Jun 2011
    Publisher and HP's cloud publishing site MagCloud are partnering to make using Publisher with MagCloud an easy solution to create, print, and distribute your publications . This video walks you through the process for creating a catalog in Publisher 2010 to MagCloud's specifications and then uploading...

  • Save 25% on publishing in the cloud with HP and Publisher

    1 Jun 2011
    Hewlett Packard has a cloud publishing site, called MagCloud , that's great for on-demand publishing of magazines (thus the name MagCloud), but it's also an excellent resource for any on-demand publishing scenario. Microsoft and HP have partnered to make using Publisher with MagCloud an easy solution...

  • Professional printing is easy with the Pack and Go Wizard

    11 May 2011
    One of the main uses of Publisher is to take publications to commercial printing companies, and Publisher makes this super easy with the Pack and Go Wizard. The Pack and Go Wizard creates a compressed file that contains everything that your commercial printer needs. For instance, the Pack and Go Wizard...

  • What are crop marks and why would you want to print them?

    9 Feb 2011
    Crop marks, also known as trim marks, are lines printed in the corners of your publication's sheet or sheets of paper to show the printer where to trim the paper. They are used by commercial printers for creating bleeds where an image or color on the page needs to extend all the way to the edge of the...