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Office LTSC Professional Plus 2021 Preview includes Access, Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, Skype for Business, Teams, and Word. What is Office Professional Plus preview?

Click on the download and it will open in preview and you can print it.

The file will automatically download as a safari download.

Click on the browse button and upload your publisher file.

How to open a Microsoft publisher file on your Macintosh Current Channel (Preview) gives you early access to fully supported builds with minimal risk. Install Office Insider builds Open any Office app, like Word or Excel, and then click Help > Check for Updates > Advanced… Select Current Channel (Preview) or Beta Channel. The great thing about Adobe InDesign is that it’s far more powerful than MS Publisher and designed by graphic design experts Adobe.

I hope this post will be useful to any of new switchers from PC to Mac.Microsoft has never released Publisher for Mac but the closest thing to MS Publisher on a Mac is Adobe InDesign.

And the last, but not least: You can download and install free Office Package for Mac - Libre Office, which opens MS Publisher files just fine.

There is of course, an aspect of giving your file to a third-party website to access. There is no guarantee the formatting will be the same, but for a quick and dirty access to the contents of the file it should work.

You can try converting your Publisher file into Word format using one of the online services.

You can install MS Windows on your Mac using BootCamp or any of the virtual machines like Parallels, VirtualBox, VMWare, then install Publisher inside and open your precious Publisher file :).

You can open it on someone’s PC (haha, I know I am Captain Obvious).What are the possible ways of opening Publisher files on a Mac? I am listing below some of the possible solutions, just as part of my old experience: There is no MS Publisher for Mac! Who cares, you could say, but for a new switcher from PC, a question of opening Publisher files on his new and shiny Mac can be painful. But the Mac version is pretty fine to use, except for one missing part. I can honestly say that MS Office of Windows is much better than for Mac OS. There are, of course, many reasons for this. Pages, Numbers, Keynote - these are great, but the majority (at least in my experience) of Mac users still use Microsoft’s Office programs. As much as many argue about the superiority of Mac OS over Windows, there is one area where Apple could not beat the latter - the MS Office Suite.