Is the master design sets applicable to publisher 2007?

[Aarthi]

publisher 2003 has a number of master design sets.
however publisher 2007 has categoriezd the templates and acoording to their
use.
is the term master design sets still applicable in publisher 2007?
i tried searchin in all of office online
the search returned results that were applicable to publisher 2003 and 2002
only.
hence i would like to know if the term master desgn sets is still applicable
to publisher 2007
i have noticed that the functionality has not changed
but the user interface has been considerably modified and more templates
have been added to the categories. but the term does not apper in the help
listing in publisher 2007 and online help of publisher 2007, the query in
publisher 2007 online help returned results for master design pages which is
completely different feature of publisher.
please do help me in clarifying the applicability of the term master design
sets to publisher 2007.
thanks and regards,

 

[Mary Sauer]

The term isn't used in 2007. There is a template for about all of the Design
sets as you remember in 2002 and 03 and some new ones as well. If you see a
style you like on the Office web site, use the style name in the search box, for
example
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/results.aspx?qu=soft+blue&av=ZPB120

There are about 12 different templates for the Soft Blue style. Save the
template(s) in a designated folder if you need them on your local drive.

 

[Aarthi]

thank you mary
i looked up the templates
i just wanted to know the applicablility of the term
the templates that are in the ms publiaher 2007 are listed very well
i just wanted to know thw applicability of the term to the 2007 ver. of MS
publisher

 

[Mary Sauer]

Publisher 2007 allows you to save elements in the Design Gallery from one
publication to use on another publication. In earlier versions this was not an
option.
This is a very informative demonstration.
Demo: Create a design scheme to brand your business publications