Printing Publications
When you are working in Publisher, you are, in effect, always seeing each page as it will print. This means that objects, pictures, and text boxes appear on the Publisher pages as they look on printed pages.
Tip
Don’t forget to take advantage of the Spelling feature on the Ribbon’s Review tab; you can correct any typos or misspellings before you print your publication.
The best strategy for previewing your publication is to go from the general to the specific. Zoom in and make sure that individual objects are correctly set up and that text boxes do not contain typos.
When you zoom out on the publication, you can check ...
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