Today, Microsoft retired Publisher from Microsoft 365. Many parish offices build each week's bulletin from last week's .pub file, and now they can't open it.
We built @PubKeepApp so they can keep editing their .pub files and make next week's bulletin, program, song sheet or newsletter.
Over 600 churches joined our early access program to help us get it right.
@DallasCath, we'd love to help parishes keep editing.
https://t.co/yVV9pEM9sG
Publisher stopped opening for a lot of people this week. Some got read-only files, some lost the app entirely. We wrote up what changed in October, whether you can reinstall it, and how to keep editing your .pub files.
https://t.co/1xqHqH0mGl
Two weeks after Microsoft pulled Publisher, churches, schools and small businesses still have decades of .pub files. Here are the real options for keeping them editable, and what people who switched told us.
https://t.co/1QqkkTXqgF
@MrEFinch We built @PubKeepApp with the help of 650+ churches, 275+ nonprofits and 135+ small businesses so you don't have to rebuild anything and don't have to learn a new interface.
@liv_rayment We built @PubKeepApp with the help of 650+ churches, 275+ nonprofits and 135+ small businesses so you don't have to rebuild anything and don't have to learn a new interface.
@FATCAed@RDKLInc We built @PubKeepApp for all the churches, nonprofits, small businesses and teachers who relied on Publisher for years and didn't want to convert anything or recreate their files in a new tool and have to learn a new interface.
We created @PubKeepApp so you can continue opening and editing all your .pub files in a familiar interface. We worked with over 650 churches, 275+ nonprofits and 125+ businesses who relied on publisher for years and didn’t want to lose access to decades of files or have to convert/learn something new.
We created @PubKeepApp so you can continue opening and editing all your .pub files in a familiar interface. We worked with over 650 churches, 275+ nonprofits and 125+ businesses who relied on publisher for years and didn’t want to lose access to decades of files or have to convert/learn something new.
We created @PubKeepApp so you can continue opening and editing all your .pub files in a familiar interface. We worked with over 650 churches who still rely on Publisher for their weekly bulletins, song sheets and worship aids. Good option for anyone who hasn’t moved to another tool and doesn’t want to learn a new tool or recreate designs they spent years creating.
@ubinfotech Appreciate the heads up for campus. For staff who want to keep editing existing .pub layouts (not just export), we built @PubKeepApp. Mac/Windows, one-time $99. Happy to share details if useful.
@Shadowbat If you’re collecting alternatives: we built @PubKeepApp so people can keep editing their old .pub files instead of starting over. Mac and Windows. Humble plug from a founder who lived this with churches and small orgs.
@FirstMoverProj PDF is a solid archive step. For folks who still need to edit next week’s flyer from last week’s .pub, we built @PubKeepApp to open and edit those files on Mac/Windows. Pay once, no subscription.
@beaslma Love the Halloween calendar. If you want next year’s to start from the same .pub without rebuilding, we built @PubKeepApp for that. Mac/Windows, open and edit your old files. One-time $99.
Today Microsoft Publisher left Microsoft 365. I've found countless people in the same spot: church office staff, pastors of small churches, nonprofits, and small business owners staring at 30+ years of .pub files.
I built @PubKeepApp after my mom called about the same problem. Desktop app for Windows and Mac. Opens .pub and keeps layouts editable. $99 one-time. Shaped with help from 620+ churches, 275+ nonprofits, and 120+ businesses.
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Product: https://t.co/03URfFxXM0
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Microsoft pulled Publisher from Microsoft 365 on October 1. Many parish offices build each week's bulletin from last week's .pub file, and now they can't open it.
I built @PubKeepApp so they can keep editing. Pay once, no subscription.
@USCCB, we'd love to help. https://t.co/yVV9pELBD8