I am currently using Publisher 2003. Are the files created with the 2003 version compatible with Publisher 2010?
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Tony, You can save files from Publisher 2003 into the 2012 software but you can't save the 2010 into the 2003. I prefer to work with Publisher over Word because it's easier to use and is user friendly.
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If you haven't already checked out these two articles, they may helphttp://kb.mit.edu/confluence/display/ist/FileMaker%20Pro%20and%20Server%2010%20-%20Upgrading%20From%20Earlier%20Versionsand directions http://www.dbservices.com/articles/upgrading-filemaker-pro-part-1-filemaker-conversion
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In theory yes. I use Manga Studio, Krita, and GIMP. Between those three, the .psd file conversion has no flaws I've found. The real test is how they handle fonts between the two programs. I have no Photoshop, so I cannot verify if it works or not. Just make sure to save images you want to work on between the programs as .psd and IN THEROY, it should work just fine.
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Hi, Christopher. I'm not sure what you mean by Windows 2003 software. There is no Windows 2003. Probably you have either Windows Vista or Windows DP. I just checked the WriteWay website and they say the WriteWay runs on the following Windows 32/64-bit versions Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 and Windows 8. You need to check which version of Windows you have. If it's Vista or XP, the website says it will work. Check for yourself at http://www.writewaypro.com/product_info.php. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Go for 2010. Office 2003 is severely dated in several areas, even when it was introduced.
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Don't remember the 95/98 edition, but if you can export in GEDCOM format then you can import it into this version. WIth this format you loose the pictures you might have input but all the the relationships and data are there. bye.
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Sorry, but I do not know the answer to that question. But somewhere on the package the publishers info should be found and that is a question that they can probably answer.
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I can't say. I would not personally purchase an older version of the product. You're better off getting a license for the latest version. http://cimbura.com/tech/2013/10/18/filemaker-licensing-made-easy/
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I have PSE 10 running on Lion. The only thing I can't seem to do is get my raw files (pics) to load directly from the organizer into the raw software instead directly into the editor. Therefor, I can't edit in raw. This copy of PSE 10 was downloaded from Adobe.
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Old version of it. They won't be updating it. Nor will users be able to buy from adobe. Just rent the CC (Creative Cloud but I call it cash cow).
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I have continually upgraded my print shop and have not lost any of my saved projects. I don't know if you'll have any problems if you go from PS10 right to PSD23. The only problem that I had was when one of my upgrades did not offer a border graphic that I was using in my business. However, since I had it saved, I could copy and paste it and could continue to use it. (Also recently, I went from WindowsXP to Windows7 and installed a upgraded PS and I didn't have any problems accessing my projects.)
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Hi Junie, coming from owning a tech support business for over 13 years I do not know why you can not import your Project Files over to the new version. Very difficult to find any place online that says you can't. I setup a ton of new computers for people and move their personal data files over to their new computers with very few problems. You are only moving project files over from a two generation old product so I do not see any problems there unless Nova Development changed their file format for their projects recently. I did not find any mention or come across Pro Publisher changing to a new file format for their publishing program. So I would highly doubt it here in your situation that you would not have any problems being able to bring your old Publisher Project files & import them into the new Publisher Pro 3.0 program.
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Many people run it successfully on Windows 8 but it is not officially supported. https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/system-requirements-acrobat-family-products.html
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I think you mean MS Publisher 2007...and yes, MS PUB 2007 runs fine in Win 7. I have used the program extensively without problems of any kind. In fact, I had read in advance of using MS PUB 2007 that is was likely the best version to use. So I took their advice. You can take mine as well--it works very well.
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You could, learning curve is a bit hard. Have you tried Microsoft Publisher? There are a lot of pictures and fonts, plus a fair amount of data. CorelDraw in an experts hands can do these in a few swipes of their hands, but I struggle with Adobe and Corel. Perhaps spending more time with the product my results and ability to move foreword. To me Publisher is much more intuitive with a wide selection of abilities. Best of luck.
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Microsoft discontinued selling stand-alone products such as Publisher; if you want it you will need to get the entire package (rather expensive) which, incidentally, no longer comes on a CD hence is almost impossible to install by yourself. I can't address the compatibility - I just don't know. In the end it was a very expensive lesson for me. I wish you the best of luck!
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No, these are just forms. The forms are compatible with Qbooks, and will print on the forms correctly. You need to buy forms that specifically are for whatever software you are using.