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Microsoft Will Be Ending Support For This Popular Software In October 2026 - SlashGear
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Please add the name of the software to the end of the title.
Not mad or anything, but it'll save some clicks.😁
Publisher, apparently
Yeah. Guilty. I shoulda called that out to save some clicks. Lol. Publisher.
I don't really know of anyone that uses it... Even when I was working in an endpoint team, I don't remember anyone ever asking for it. Hmm.
I had to make a newsletter for work for a while, and the template I was given was in Publisher. It was a little bit of a pain sometimes but actually fun to use once you figured out its quirks. And it had some quirks- like, you know how you move an image 1mm in Word sometimes and the entire document gets lanky? Well, Publisher is like if they kinda fixed that but the regular word processing was actually the janky part. It's a Microsoft office product through and through, and you can definitely tell.