But why is there no mac version of Publisher. There are Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc versions, but not Publisher. Also why no downloadable Reader for Publisher files? Skip to main content. There is no Publisher or Publisher reader for the Mac. If you are receiving Publisher files have your sender convert them to PDF. Considering Publisher is the only reason I use bootcamp now, I would really like to get rid of my bootcamp partition and use only the Mac side. So, is there an alternative to Publisher for Mac? I need to be able to open and edit Publisher files, but to be honest I don't need that many features.

How to see whats plugged in usb for mac. Question: Q: Where do I find my device that I've plugged into my usb port? I have just purchased a MacBook Pro. I have never had a Mac before so I'm not familiar with correct terminology but.when I plug something into my USB port (camera, iphone, whatever) where do I find it??? Type in the following query in the search pane (upper right hand corner): USBMSC. You will see something like kernel: USBMSC Identifier (then an alphanumeric string indicating the USB bus address) The date and time is shown as well. This will let you know the last time(s) a device was connected to a particular USB bus.

A suitable alternative maybe seen in, an easy-to-use page layout application for desktop publishing on Mac, allowing the creation of professional quality documents with ease, including newsletters, brochures, adverts to name but a few. & a also aid novices to the most experienced of users. It is considered an excellent resource for those who bemoan the fact that MS Publisher is not available on the Mac platform. From Apple's it is $17.99.

Purchasing directly from the website above however gives a 30 day free trial period. The Best option is definitely. But it's also probably the most expensive one. It's the reference in Desktop publishing software. Additional information: is available for Windows and Macintosh. It is a high-end industry standard program used by the publishing industry for producing all kinds of documents up to and including internationally-renowned newspapers and magazines. At this time it is only available by a $50 per month subscription to Adobe's Creative Cloud service.

Needless to say, it is much more powerful and advanced than Microsoft Publisher, which is designed for low-end office and small-business newsletter production.