Microsoft Publisher is retiring. Here's What to Do from Terry Scott at All Solutions Known ...

 


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I’m sorry — I don’t have time to “warm up” my audience for this.

You and I need to act now.

Microsoft Publisher is retiring.

If you’ve used Publisher for years, you may have dozens — or hundreds — of .PUB files containing brochures, handouts, newsletters, forms, client materials and other important content.

I know I do.

Microsoft says Microsoft 365 users will lose access to Publisher after October 1, 2026, and recommends converting important Publisher files before then.

Your files won’t disappear, but opening or editing them later could become much harder.

So I’m doing the work now — and sharing exactly what I learn in my new book:

📘 Life After Microsoft Publisher
How to Save Your Files, Avoid Lockout, and Move Forward Fast

The goal is simple:

Find it. Save it. Convert what matters. Move forward.

I’ll show you how I’m protecting my own Publisher files, what to convert, and what options you have after Publisher.

The book will be priced at roughly the cost of a nice meal out.

Please share this with someone who may need it — a church, school, nonprofit, small business owner, parent, teacher or organization.

Need multiple copies for employees, clients or prospects? Ask me about reduced bulk pricing.

Want to know the moment it becomes available?

Message me or comment PUBLISHER below.

There’s no long marketing runway this time.

The clock is already running.


Life After Microsoft Publisher is an independent publication and is neither affiliated with, nor authorized, sponsored, or approved by, Microsoft Corporation.