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The cool thing is you can now install Windows 10 for free on Mac (including on M1 Macs).

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Since Parallels version 12 and above, it now gives you the option to download and install Windows 10 directly from Microsoft without leaving the Parallels setup wizard. When you download Parallels, double click on the Parallels installer which will will take you through the setup wizard.Note that if you’re using an M1 Mac, the installation process is slightly different and you should follow these instructions to install Windows on an M1 Mac. We recommend having at least 30GB of space free on your Mac in order to install Windows on your Mac using Parallels.

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Parallels (check out our full review here) is an incredibly useful tool that allows you to run Windows at the same as macOS.

Download and install Parallels on your Mac.5 Best Alternatives To Publisher For Macįollow these instructions then to install Microsoft Publisher on a Mac.You can check out our full review of Parallels for more. It’s also the only way to run Windows and MS Publisher on M1 Macs. Once installed, you can install any Windows application or game on your Mac, including Microsoft Publisher. Parallels makes it easy enough even for beginners to install Windows on a Mac and allows you to switch between macOS and Windows instantly at any time.

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Although there are various ways of installing Windows on a Mac, the virtualization software Parallels is by far the best way to do so. To use Microsoft Publisher on a Mac you first have to install Windows on your Mac.

Or you can run Windows on your Mac and then install the Windows version of Microsoft Publisher to open and edit them in macOS as we’ll show you here.

This is fast and easy but it doesn’t always work well and won’t allow you to edit them like you can in MS Publisher.

You can either convert Publisher files into another format and import them into other DTP apps.

If however you just need to open Microsoft PUB Publisher file format on a Mac you’ve got two options. There are currently discounts of up to 60% on the entire Adobe Creative Cloud suite which includes over 20 apps such as Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop making it much better value for money than MS Publisher.

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Here we show you the best way to install MS Publisher on a Mac in 2021.įirstly however, we strongly recommend checking out these amazing alternatives to Microsoft Publisher for Mac as there are some FAR better desktop publishing software on Mac nowadays than MS Publisher.Īdobe InDesign is the best equivalent to Microsoft Publisher on a Mac and produces much more professional results than Microsoft Publisher can.Īdobe InDesign is used by some of the top designers in the world as part of the amazing Adobe Creative Cloud suite of tools. Select “About Word”.Microsoft has never released Publisher for Mac but don’t fear as you can still run it on a Mac. If you’re using Office for Mac, open one of the Office programs, such as Word, and click on the Word (or Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) menu. You’ll see a dialog box with additional information about the current version of the program and your Product ID towards the bottom. For even more information, click “Additional Version and Copyright Information”. Under About Microsoft Word (or other Office program), the exact version and build number is listed, along with whether the program is 32-bit or 64-bit.

On the right side of the File screen, you’ll see which edition of Office you’re running. On the File screen, click “Help” in the list of items on the left. To find out more information about which version of Office 2010 you’re using, click the “File” tab.

If the ribbon in your version of Office has tabs with corners that are not quite so sharp, you are likely using Office 2010. The version and build number are listed at the top of the About dialog box along with either “32-bit” or “64-bit”.

To find out whether your version of Office is 32-bit or 64-bit, click “About Word”. Under Office Updates, the exact version number and build number are listed. On the right side of the Account screen, you’ll see which edition of Office you’re using and whether or not you have a subscription product.