So, whether you’re looking for a step-by-step guide to a specific problem or just wish to keep the manuals for a time when you might need them, why not download yours today. Our comprehensive resources include manuals for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Project & Visio, ranging from 2003 to 2010 editions. That’s why we’ve made our entire library of Microsoft Office training manuals available for you to download completely free of charge. Review the interactive to learn more about the Ribbon and other features in the Publisher 2010 environment.Everyone knows the best things in life are free. If you are new to Publisher, you should take some time to familiarize yourself with its interface. In most other ways, the Publisher environment is much the same as in past editions. Publisher also added Backstage view, which we'll cover later in this lesson. The main change is the addition of the Ribbon, which appears in all Office 2010 programs. If you are familiar with Publisher 2007 or 2003, you'll notice a few changes to the 2010 interface. Introduction to the Publisher 2010 environment If you don't already feel comfortable using Word, review our Word 2010 tutorial. In order to learn to use Publisher with our course, you must already know how to use Microsoft Word. While this course is an introduction to Publisher, it is not intended for those who are unfamiliar with word processing. As you begin to use Publisher 2010, you may find that you prefer to create certain types of publications in Word.
In fact, in terms of these features Publisher 2010 is more similar to Publisher 20 than it is to other current programs in the Office suite. It does not include the theme colors, advanced image editing tools, or many of the other new features present in Word and PowerPoint 2010. However, while Publisher does have certain advantages, it also has the disadvantage of being the least developed program in the Office 2010 suite.
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