How do I save a publisher file so another user can edit it (in Publisher), 
but not save over the original file. Meaning, once they attempt to save it, 
it will always ask to "save as" not simply "save."

Save your file as a Publisher template. Tell your user the file has to be 
opened as a template.

-- 
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

"Ellen" <Ellen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
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> How do I save a publisher file so another user can edit it (in Publisher),
> but not save over the original file. Meaning, once they attempt to save 
> it,
> it will always ask to "save as" not simply "save." 

"Ellen" <Ellen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:53339F5F-9957-44C0-ADB8-1BCCD541498E@microsoft.com...
> How do I save a publisher file so another user can edit it (in Publisher),
> but not save over the original file. Meaning, once they attempt to save 
> it,
> it will always ask to "save as" not simply "save."

In addition to Mary's suggestion, you can also write protect (change the 
attribute to "Read Only") the publisher file.  This will force a SaveAs 
instead of a Save.  The only problem with this method is that if they have 
permission to change the attributes of the files in the operating system 
then they can then turn off write protection.  Right click the file name in 
Windows Explorer, Properties and click the Read Only button on the General 
tab then OK.