It is used in all of their Office modules. For “old” Publisher users, the Task Pane is something new in Office XP/2002-2003. We’ll use the Publications from Print area to initially begin each publication. On the left side of the screen you will see the New Publication Task Pane (like the image on the right). The arrow points to a Publisher 2003 Task Pane on the left side of the screen (see image on next page). On the right side of your screen you should see the message below. To load the Microsoft Publisher 2003 program, Double click on the Publisher 2003 icon on the main Windows screen, or click-on Start in the lower left corner of the screen, then click-on Programs, and then click on Microsoft Publisher You should now be in the Microsoft Publisher 2003 main screen. Or, you can save all of them on them on your hard drive. You may save your publications on a formatted 3 ½ inch diskette. Your abilities will grow from publication to publication. The flyer and brochure techniques will also be used in the newsletter.
Each skill we learn in the flyer will be of use in the brochure. Then, we’ll create a brochure, and finally a newsletter. First we’ll create a flyer using Microsoft Publisher 2003.
Microsoft Publisher 2003 is a really neat program that allows you to create professional quality newsletters, brochures, flyers, postcards, calendars, award certificates, calling cards, paper airplanes, origami – and a whole lot more great “things.” This tutorial will proceed from what we think is the easiest publication to the most complex. Starting Publisher 2003 Note: You should be competent in a word processing program before you attempt this Tutorial. Creating a Brochure, Flyer and Newsletter Using Microsoft Publisher 2003 for Windows 98/Me/2000/XP Created: 27 October 2003
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