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 Commercial printing V: Using Pack and Go in Publisher 2007 
 
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Overview
Pack and Go Wizard packs your files for hand off.  

Get your publication to your printer efficiently with the Pack and Go Wizard. In Publisher 2007, use the Pack and Go Wizard to set up your file appropriately for your commercial printer to work with.

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  • Length: 15–20 minutes
  

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GOALS

After completing this course you will be able to:

  • Choose the best file type for your saved publication.
  • Save your files to the right place for handing off to your printer.
  • Finalize a publication to take to a commercial printer.
  
ABOUT THIS COURSE

This course includes:

  • One self-paced lesson and one practice session for hands-on experience. The practice requires Publisher 2007.
  • A short test at the end of the course; the test is not scored.
  • A Quick Reference Card you can take away from the course.
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The Pack and Go Wizard is a useful tool for putting together your publication to hand off to your commercial printer.

The Pack and Go Wizard ensures that a publication's ancillary files, such as fonts and linked graphics, are included with it in a single compressed file that can be unpacked by your commercial printer.

In this course, you'll learn how to use the Pack and Go Wizard to prepare a publication to take to a commercial printer.

To learn more about this course, read the text in Goals and About this course, or look at the table of contents. Then click Next to start the first lesson.

  
BEFORE YOU BEGIN

This is the last in a five-course series about preparing a publication for commercial printing. Before taking this course, see:
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