Microsoft Publisher has been retired, and it has already stopped working on some PCs, but some of you might still be able to ...

Publisher has officially hit end of life, but don't fret. Based on years of hands-on testing, I've rounded up the best replacements for beginner and pro designers alike.

File rescue starts with PDF exports from old installs, then move layouts into Word, PowerPoint or InDesign.

Microsoft is retiring its 35-year-old desktop publishing software in October. Here’s how to save your Publisher files and what to use instead.

Microsoft Publisher support has ended, but LibreOffice offers a free alternative to open, edit, and manage PUB files.

The Document Foundation has offered free Publisher support via LibreOffice as Microsoft 365 and Office bring theirs to an end ...

LibreOffice welcomes Publisher refugees after Microsoft drops Publisher from Office 365. They reverse-engineered the PUB file ...

A seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, Chandraveer brings more than four years of consumer tech journalism experience to the table, with bylines at Android Police and ...

For people who entered the world of desktop computing at a certain time, Microsoft Publisher was a revolution. Combining the power of high-end desktop publishing software with the ease of use of a ...

Two years after initially announcing the retirement of Microsoft Publisher, users are now starting to see in-app reminders that the software will soon stop working. For anyone who has become reliant ...