Windows 10: Converting Publisher Documents?

I want to know what publishing provision is being provided when Publisher is no longer supported. Publishing booklets in Word is slow, cumbersome and it has limited graphic ability and limited picture style support. As a test I have just converted a booklet from Publisher to Word - it only transferred text. Adding graphics/pictures has been a nightmare. Positioning them on the page compared to Publisher is primitive and less accurate. Does anyone have any advice for a quicker method as I have at least 40 booklets and a 100 other publisher files which need to be transferred to Word?

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How do I unblock a publisher in windows 10?

I have gone through the steps as suggested above BUT interestingly don't see an publisher listed under the "Untrusted Publishers" but still get the same error box as shared above.

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I wonder why?

 

Converting or designing a Publisher document to CMYK

Windows 10 current, Publisher 365 also current.

A leaflet designed in Publisher is by default RGB. Printing company prefers CMYK.

I have looked for a means to design or convert to CMYK but what I have found seems to relate to older versions of Publisher. What I did find, but again I can't see the CMYK options, is this
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...7-abddeeb044ff

Any help would be appreciated.

 

How to convert document to PDF format

Source:

Save or convert to PDF or XPS in Office Desktop apps - Microsoft Support

Convert a document to PDF

Applies to: Word 2016, Word 2013

You can save your Word document as a PDF file by using the following steps.

1. Choose File > Export > Create PDF/XPS.



2. If the properties of your Word document contains information that you do not want included in the PDF, in the
Publish as PDF or XPS window, choose Options. Then select
Document and clear Document properties. Set any other options you want and choose
OK.



For more information about document properties, see
View or change the properties for an Office 2016 file.

3. In Publish as PDF or XPS, navigate to where you want to save the file. Also, modify the file name if you want a different name.

4. Click Publish.