Create a publication in Publisher - Microsoft Support
WEBPublisher is a desktop publishing application that helps you create visually rich, professional-looking publications. With Publisher on your PC, you can: Lay out content for a print or online publication in a variety of pre-designed templates. Create simple items like greeting cards and labels.
Publish or unpublish a version of a file - Microsoft Support
WEBLearn how to publish a minor version of a SharePoint document for everyone to see, or unpublish a current document so it isn't available to everyone.
Publish a project to Project Web App - Microsoft Support
WEBSave and publish a project to Project Web App so that all changes can be seen by team members.
Publish a form - Microsoft Support
WEBPublish a form. When you are finished designing a form template, you must publish it so that users can fill out forms based on the form template. Users must have access to the location where the form is published. This topic described the different options to publish an InfoPath 2010 form.
Publish content in Microsoft Planner - Microsoft Support
WEBPublish content in Microsoft Planner. Try it! Use Microsoft Planner to track the writing and publishing process for articles and blog posts. Track a task with buckets and labels. Use buckets and labels to sort and track tasks. Create different buckets to see and track the status of a task.
Publish a project in Project Online - Microsoft Support
WEBAfter you have created a project in Project Web App, or after you have made changes to a project, you need to publish the project. Publishing the project makes the most current information available to others, including the team members assigned to the project’s tasks.
Publish your presentation to make it public - Microsoft Support
WEBPublish your presentation to make it public. Using OneDrive, you can make your presentation public, so someone who’s searching the web or who clicks a link can open it in their browser. In PowerPoint for the web, click . Under Share, click Get …
Introduction to publishing Internet Calendars - Microsoft Support
WEBInternet Calendars are calendars that you publish to an Internet site, where others can view it or subscribe to it. Internet Calendars use the iCalendar format and the .ics file name extension. You can share one-time static calendars, known as Calendar Snapshots, in an email message.
Create a newsletter using Publisher - Microsoft Support
WEBFind, create, or change a template in Publisher. Find more newsletter templates on Microsoft Create. Why newsletters should be a part of your growth strategy. Make a newsletter to communicate with your customers, employees, family, or friends.
Enable publishing features - Microsoft Support
WEBSharePoint includes a classic set of features that enable you to author and publish rich webpages for your intranet. Activate the SharePoint Publishing Infrastructure at the site collection level to turn them on. You must have admin privileges to …
Send a form and collect responses - Microsoft Support
WEBWith Microsoft Forms, you can send your form or quiz to students, parents, and colleagues and collect their responses in a few different ways, depending upon your needs. In Microsoft Forms (https://forms.office.com), open the form or quiz. Select Collect responses.
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