File:Microsoft Publisher screenshot.png

Summary

Non-free media data

Description	Screenshot of Microsoft Publisher 2021 running on Windows 10
Source	Shot by Silikonz (talk · contribs)
Portion used	Entire application window
Low resolution?	Yes

Licensing

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Fair use

true

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Use rationale

Non-free media rationale for Microsoft Publisher

Article	Microsoft Publisher
Purpose of use	This screenshot is used in an educational article about its subject to provide a mean of identification for the reader and facilitate educational and critical commentary. It is believed that use of this image in this manner does not limit its author's commercial opportunities.
Replaceable?	Because it is a screenshot of a copyright-protected proprietary work, there is almost certainly no free equivalents.

Non-free media rationale for Comparison of desktop publishing software

Article	Comparison of desktop publishing software
Purpose of use	Microsoft Publisher window demonstration
Replaceable?