Microsoft Publisher

[We produce and translate any type of layout in Microsoft® Office Publisher, guaranteeing compatibility with the latest and all the previous releases.]

Microsoft® Office Publisher 2007 is a corporate publication programme that enables highly professional looking documents to be designed, created and published.

Although it doesn't offer the countless and sophisticated DTP and pre-printing functions offered by Adobe InDesign or QuarkXPress, it is however an excellent tool for the creation and publication of multilingual documents. Indeed, the programme uses all the language resources and functions offered by Windows, allowing several languages to be managed simultaneously within the same document.

PUBLISHER DOCUMENTS IN 100 LANGUAGES
Soget makes the most of these characteristics to translate and publish documents in over 100 languages. A single document produced in Microsoft® Office Publisher can contain columns with texts in Arabic (from right to left), Chinese, Japanese, Russian, etc.
Soget possesses additional spell checkers and hyphenation functions (Microsoft Office Multilanguage Pack).

TRANSLATION OF ELEMENTS INCORPORATED IN PUBLISHER DOCUMENTS
Our output is compatible with all the main Office applications, allowing us to translate and publish any element of text incorporated in a Publisher file (Excel sheets, Visio diagrams, etc.).

Our services are aimed at planning, structuring and creating new documentation – including creative graphics – and at translating, publishing and updating existing client documentation.

Finally, we offer countless solutions for the conversion and migration of corporate documentation from one format to another (e.g. from PageMaker to Publisher).

 

Opposite you will find the link to our analysis on the latest version of Microsoft Publisher, focussing on aspects relating to managing foreign language documentation, in which we highlight the programme's main characteristics.

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