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RIP. I'm very thankful that the desktop version of Publisher should be able to run in perpetuity in emulation. Compare this to any SaaS app that disappears immediately.
> Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to open or edit Publisher files in Publisher. So yeah, if you have any Publisher files, you're fucked.
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> Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to open or edit Publisher files in Publisher. So yeah, if you have any Publisher files, you're fucked.
I wonder when exactly Microsoft dropped mask and actively decided to fuck over paying customers on the regular. They have zero respect for their users.
I don’t think it was meaningfully updated for years. And now that web browsers grown to the point we have apps like draw.io or figma, I think it s was the right choice
Killing access to old files is an abomination of a choice.
I don’t think it was meaningfully updated for years. And now that web browsers grown to the point we have apps like draw.io or figma, I think it s was the right choice
Serif makes a very capable alternative also called Publisher. I really like their software - you can buy it without a subscription and it's very polished. https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher
Corel refugee here refusing to buy another upgrade license.
I have been using open and free code to do all I can.
Don't mind paying for great apps, and these guys offering almost all the operating systems I value in their universal license and at only $170?
Sweet deal, I may buy in.
That said, I find this software collection worth a donation:
Http://portableapps.com
Serif makes a very capable alternative also called Publisher. I really like their software - you can buy it without a subscription and it's very polished. https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher
Wow. Never heard of them. Corel refugee here refusing to buy another upgrade license. I have been using open and free code to do all I can. Don't mind paying for great apps, and these guys offering almost all the operating systems I value in their universal license and at only $170? Sweet deal, I may buy in. That said, I find this software collection worth a donation: Http://portableapps.com
It is possible to load a serious setup quicker than you are used to.
Very highly recommended.
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> Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to open or edit Publisher files in Publisher. So yeah, if you have any Publisher files, you're fucked.
I wonder when exactly Microsoft dropped mask and actively decided to fuck over paying customers on the regular. They have zero respect for their users.
Serif makes a very capable alternative also called Publisher. I really like their software - you can buy it without a subscription and it's very polished. https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher
Unfortunately, they were acquired by Canva last year, so I feel like it's only a matter of time before things go downhill.
RIP. I'm very thankful that the desktop version of Publisher should be able to run in perpetuity in emulation. Compare this to any SaaS app that disappears immediately.