Offers Office 365 subscribers in-depth instruction in the core features and tools in Publisher 2016.
- [Voiceover] Hi and welcome to Office 365: Publisher Essential Training. I'm David Rivers. Publisher has evolved over the years and this latest version continues to be powerfully robust, yet easy to use. Now, if you've already taken our Publisher 2016 Essential Training course here at lynda.com, you should know this course covers the exact same thing. After all, the Publisher you get with Office 365 is the exact same thing as Publisher 2016. So, if you need to lay out graphics-intensive documents that are specifically designed for publication, Office 365 Publisher might be the right program for you.
We'll begin with a tour of the new and improved user interface to get you comfortable in your environment. Then it's onto the basics of creating publications from scratch, whether they be blank or pre-formatted publications using one of the many templates available to you here in Publisher. You can create your own graphical objects or insert existing objects like shapes, pictures, text boxes, and word art. So, we'll spend a great deal of time working will all types of objects, from how to insert them properly to manipulating and formatting them to make them look their best.
We'll also get into more complex functionality when we start customizing the layout and design of our publication. This will involve the use of master pages, backgrounds, templates, and building blocks. Of course, Publisher publications are usually made to be shared, so we'll discuss ways to send out publications using Mail Merge functionality for mass mailings, using traditional mail, and even email, as well as printing options like prepping your publication for commercial printing and printing on your own.
So, with so much to cover, let's get started with Office 365: Publisher Essential Training.
Author
Released
10/20/2015- Creating new publications
- Saving publications
- Inserting pages
- Working with text
- Creating bulleted and numbered lists
- Inserting and deleting objects, pictures, and tables
- Creating master pages
- Using building blocks
- Creating web publications
- Performing a mail merge
- Printing a publication
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 47s
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1. Getting Started
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Understanding the interface8m 52s
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Creating a new publication2m 56s
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2. Working with Text
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Using built-in templates5m 25s
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Using AutoFit4m 38s
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Using AutoCorrect5m 10s
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Using proofing tools7m 28s
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Translating text3m 5s
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3. Working with Objects
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Using the scratch area8m 52s
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Manipulating objects5m 59s
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Deleting objects and frames2m 52s
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4. Working with Graphical Objects
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Adding captions to pictures4m 48s
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5. Working with Tables
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6. Customizing Layout and Design
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Changing the page background4m 38s
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Using building blocks7m 53s
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Using the Design Checker5m 55s
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7. Designing Publications for the Web
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Creating a web publication5m 34s
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Inserting hyperlinks5m 35s
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8. Using Mail Merge
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Starting a mail merge5m 3s
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Performing a mail merge3m 12s
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Performing an email merge4m 14s
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9. Printing and Sharing Publications
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Packaging a publication2m 19s
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Conclusion
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Next steps56s
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