Is it possible open publisher files without publisher?

Asked By Harry K Draper 40 points N/A Posted on - 03/31/2013

Hi I have a Publisher file and I cannot open it with Microsoft Publisher.

Is there any way to open publisher files without publisher.

I want to say without Microsoft Publisher software can I open it?

I am using MS Office 2007.

Please help me experts from around the world.

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Answered By Dexter A Millay 30 points N/A #187981

Is it possible open publisher files without publisher?

Without Microsoft publisher you can't open it. One thing you can do that is you can convert it to PDF document and open it.

For covert you have to download Adobe Acrobat Distiller. You can download it from here.

I hope this answered your question.

Have a nice day.

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Answered By Travis J Grigsby 30 points N/A #187983

Is it possible open publisher files without publisher?

The easiest way is to convert the file. You can do it online with something like

http://www.pdfonline.com/convert_pdf

or you can download something like

www.peernet.com/pdfcreator/howto/publisher-to-pdf.html and do the conversion yourself.

You can download a publisher trial from here

Alternatively, you can convert MS publisher file online to different formats using Zamzar

It supports the conversion of Microsoft Publisher files into the following formats:

• doc – Microsoft Word Document
• html – Hypertext Markup Language
• odt – OpenDocument Text Document
• pcx – Paintbrush Bitmap Image
• pdf – Portable Document Format
• png – Portable Network Graphic
• ps – Postscript document
• rtf – Rich Text Format
• txt – Text document

Hope it is helpful.

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