Need a solution

[Spunky]

I'm trying to find a solution - Can publisher create a piece of artwork that
would look like a box (we are spending a fortune designing boxes and we
re-route artwork a billion times before it's done and I want to cut the
expense side down) I think that I could have a marketing coordinator to
build something to show a English side and a performance side - I might be
able to cut down costs and aggravation.

Any thoughts

 

[Mary Sauer]

Publisher has an autoshape that is a 3D box. Not sure I know what you mean. Publisher
is not a designer's dream tool, but it can be used for designing.
A poster sent these designs.
http://msauer.mvps.org/gordon_macintosh.htm

 

[Spunky]

Thanks - this is probably what I need - the actual design work will get done
at an agency, but I want to have the material correct and approved before it
is started in the design process.

 

[Spunky]

How does one find the 3-d box blank form?

Publisher has an autoshape that is a 3D box. Not sure I know what you mean. Publisher
is not a designer's dream tool, but it can be used for designing.
A poster sent these designs.
http://msauer.mvps.org/gordon_macintosh.htm


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[Mary Sauer]

What version Publisher?
In 2002-03, on the autoshape flyout, select basic shapes, the 3D box is on the fourth
row.
In earlier versions, open the autoshape flyout, the 3D shape is on the bottom row.
In every version you can adjust the angles.