However, that may affect colors and object positioning depending on the PostScript printer you use to create the file. You can create a document in Microsoft Publisher and save it as a PostScript file and open it in Scribus. pub files, but nothing else can open this proprietary format so I guess that’s expected. You unfortunately cannot open Microsoft Publisher’s. Those are also the same file formats you’ll be able to save to, particularly with the simple ‘Export to PDF’ button.
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You can also open previous documents like those created as Scribus Documents (*.sla, *.scd), OpenDocument Draw (*.odg), OpenOffice Draw (*.sxd), Scalable Vector Graphics(*.svg), PostScript(*.ps, *.eps), and PDF files. If you need to work on many documents at once, its a good idea to check the Use tabs for document option (if available) in the General part of the Preferences. You can also set the paper size, orientation, and the number of pages you’ll need. With Scribus, you can create a new project and have the paper size pre-set for you to many layouts like a single page, double-sides, or different kinds of folds. You will also want to download and install Ghostscript from its SourceForge home to allow some advanced functionality (and remove an error message at start up about ghostscript not being installed). The Windows installer measures in at a 20 MB download. Scribus is available on multiple distros of Linux, Windows, Mac OSX, and OS/2.
These tools can allow you to create professional looking newsletters, pamphlets, brochures, and more. At the top of the dialog box you'll see a section named 'Postscript Interpreter', this is where you tell Scribus where GhostScript is installed. Scroll down the list of icons on the left of the Preferences dialog box until you see 'External Tools', then click on 'External Tools'. Scribus is an open source alternative to other publishing software out there, the most popular one being Microsoft Publisher. Open Scribus and choose menu 'Scribus -> Preferences'.
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