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    Microsoft Publisher End of Support: What You Need to Know & Next Steps

    For over three decades, Microsoft Publisher has been a staple in the suite of Office applications, offering a dedicated space for desktop publishing projects such as brochures, business cards, flyers, and newsletters. But as October 2026 approaches, the end of this venerable program is on the...
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    .txt file hosted by .pdf

    Is there any possibility to add .txt file to .pdf file in a way that text document will be possible to open directly from .pdf file? But I don't want to add it as attachment, I want it as an element (like .jpg is). If I attach .txt in .docx and then convert .docx to .pdf, this .txt file is...
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    Windows Vista "Missing Link" add-ons for Vista/XP...anyone else tried it yet?

    Saw this press release yesterday, just wondering if anyone else's tried it yet. I know it's shareware but I'm too lazy to download :P Major Unofficial Upgrade for Microsoft® Windows® Vista and XP Released by Extensoft Extensions for Windows® provides the ‘missing...
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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