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canasta | 12:44 Sun 03rd Apr 2011 | Technology
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A friend has given me some Publisher files for me to look at on my computer. I don't have Publisher programme but have Open Office. Can this open it or can anyone suggest programmes to open this without having to purchase Publisher?
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Will be back later.... feel stressed after so many unsuccessful attempts to open these files and will go for a walk.

Any advice from you helpful folk appreciated
Don't think so. Download the 30-day trial version...
Have you Office?
You can download Publisher 2010 as an add-on.
2010 will open/edit most Publisher files from 2003 version.
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Thank you for your answers MarkRae and Albags, I have Microsoft office 2000 which will work with XP at home but only some parts work with Vista on my laptop (Office 2000 Word worked fine for a few months and then mysteriously stopped) so I have Open Office for their version of Word.

My friend has now given me the information I needed from the Publisher files in hard copies so it's not that vital that I can open the files but I'm still curious whether I could have got round the problem with freeware!
Yes you could. As I explained, you could have downloaded and installed the trial version: http://www.toggle.com..._Office_Publisher.htm

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