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From: Will Honea on 31 Dec 2009 01:09
Anybody know of a Linux app that can read/convert MS Publisher output files?

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From: Kevin Nathan on 31 Dec 2009 02:36
On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:09:51 -0700
Will Honea <whonea(a)yahoo.com> wrote:

>Anybody know of a Linux app that can read/convert MS Publisher output
>files?
>

Doesn't exist. However, there are some web sites that will convert your
pubs for you. Do a google search with:

ms publisher conversion


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From: Van Chocstraw on 31 Dec 2009 17:55
Will Honea wrote:
> Anybody know of a Linux app that can read/convert MS Publisher output files?
>
Came across this:
If you still have access to a Windows box with Publisher, you could
always install PDF Creator on the Windows box, which you will use like a
printer to migrate your .pub files over to .pdf files, which you can
then view on any operating system.
From: Will Honea on 1 Jan 2010 00:47
Van Chocstraw wrote:

> Will Honea wrote:
>> Anybody know of a Linux app that can read/convert MS Publisher output
>> files?
>>
> Came across this:
> If you still have access to a Windows box with Publisher, you could
> always install PDF Creator on the Windows box, which you will use like a
> printer to migrate your .pub files over to .pdf files, which you can
> then view on any operating system.

Thanks, guys. Just found a solution here while browsing some old software
they were cleaning out: an old copy of Office 2000 Pro they had used way
back which included Publisher.

Purely serendipity but don't you just love virtual machines?

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