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Microsoft Publisher

2016
What is MS Publisher?
 is a desktop publishing program
 used to design, layout, and create
text and picture-rich publications
Examples of Publications:
• Greeting cards
• Invitations
• Flyers
• Brochures
• Holiday cards
MS Publisher 2016 Welcome Page
User Interface
 the way the tools and menus are
organized in Publisher 2016
 it is also considered as the work area
Key Parts of MS Publisher 2016
The Ribbon
 runs along the top, has all the
Publisher tools, and is organized into
three parts: tab, groups, and
commands
TABS

GROUPS
COMMAND

• TABS
 represent a general activity area
• Groups
 show related tools (commands)
together
• Commands
 a button, expandable menu, or a box
for entering related information
Quick Access Toolbar
 located above the tabs and contains
most often used commands
File Menu
 contains actions at the file level
 to access the file menu, click the
green “File” tab to the far left of the
tabs
Backstage Area
you can create a New document, Open
an existing one, Save changes to the
current document, Save As a different
file with a different name, Print the
current document, and other options
Title Bar, Help Menu, Window
Display Options
Title Bar
 shows the name of the program and
the name (title) of your document
 a new document has a temporary title,
Publication1, until you “Save As” with a
different name
Help Menu
 contains information on using the
software
 provides help articles on how to
perform a certain action or where to
find a command
Window Display Options
 include Minimize (docks window in status
bar), Restore (makes window smaller for
manual re-sizing or full screen), and
Close (closes window and program)
buttons
1. It is used to design, layout, and create
text and picture-rich publications
2. It is a button, expandable menu, or a
box for entering related information
3. It is the way the tools and menus are
organized in Publisher 2016
4. It shows the name of the program and
the name of your document
5. It shows options in creating a new document,
opening an existing one, save changes to the
current document, save as a different file with a
different name, and other options.
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