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Oct 23, 2026
What's The Next Apple-gate? - DTNS 5380
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3:52Tom MerrittHOST
I think we over index on that.
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3:53Tom MerrittHOST
So you'll be happy to know that even though support for Microsoft Publisher ended on October 13th, and while you can still use LibreOffice Draw to import and save your publisher files in the open document format, there's another option now.
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4:07Tom MerrittHOST
It's proprietary.
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4:09Tom MerrittHOST
But it only costs $99 for a perpetual license.
Switching to Linux | Part 4 | 30 day challenge
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3:22Chris TitusHOST
If you want to edit PDFs and use a lot of plugins and other things that I'm used to using in Adobe, you pretty much have to use Adobe Acrobat, the full version.
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3:35Chris TitusHOST
And I try to LibreDraw, and yes, it's very good for a freeware PDF viewer.
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3:42Chris TitusHOST
I can't speak enough good praise from it, but at the same time, it's no Adobe.
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3:46Chris TitusHOST
Adobe has had that Acrobat and they've pretty much cornered the entire market.
What’s The Next Apple-gate? – DTNS 5380
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1:25Tom MerrittHOST
I think we over index on that.
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1:26Tom MerrittHOST
So you'll be happy to know that even though support for Microsoft Publisher ended on October 13th, and while you can still use LibreOffice Draw to import and save your publisher files in the open document format, there's another option now.
T
1:40Tom MerrittHOST
It's proprietary.
T
1:42Tom MerrittHOST
But it only costs $99 for a perpetual license.
What's The Next Apple-gate? - DTNS 5380
T
1:25Tom MerrittHOST
I think we over index on that.
T
1:26Tom MerrittHOST
So you'll be happy to know that even though support for Microsoft Publisher ended on October 13th, and while you can still use LibreOffice Draw to import and save your publisher files in the open document format, there's another option now.
T
1:40Tom MerrittHOST
It's proprietary.
T
1:42Tom MerrittHOST
But it only costs $99 for a perpetual license.
What's The Next Apple-gate? - DTNS 5380
T
1:25Tom MerrittHOST
I think we over index on that.
T
1:26Tom MerrittHOST
So you'll be happy to know that even though support for Microsoft Publisher ended on October 13th, and while you can still use LibreOffice Draw to import and save your publisher files in the open document format, there's another option now.
T
1:40Tom MerrittHOST
It's proprietary.
T
1:42Tom MerrittHOST
But it only costs $99 for a perpetual license.