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Publisher is going bye-bye, so if you use it now might be the last time you can grab a lifetime license, download the entire ...

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We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Publisher—its long-standing desktop publishing software—will no longer be supported after October 1, 2026.

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Microsoft explains that the reason Publisher is going away is that much of its functionality is available through other Microsoft applications. Word or PowerPoint are the primary apps that will ...

Microsoft has suggested several alternatives within its suite, including Word and PowerPoint, for most of the functionalities previously performed by Publisher. For specific layout and design ...

Microsoft Publisher's capabilities are also available on Word and PowerPoint, so the company is removing the app from 365 subscriptions. Here's how to save your work.