Microsoft Publisher, the Microsoft Office Suite Professional 2010’s software for creating quick publications such as business cards, greeting cards, programs and magazines, comes with the built-in collection of fonts found in other Microsoft programs such as Excel and Word. Publishing tycoons aren’t limited to using just these fonts (collections of intricately designed letters and numbers). Instead, they can install new fonts that can liven up documents, such as blood-dripping letters or letters framed in individual candy-coated chocolate balls, all with just a couple of quick clicks. Warnings Writer Bio
