Which of the desktop publishing features of Word have you utilized before? How did they work? Any thoughts about designated desktop publishing software?
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All of them.
They work fine when used right, which can take years to learn.
Are you asking if I have any thoughts on WORD being designated as desktop publishing software? Unfortunately, the answer depends on your needs. If you are producing high-quality print media, then don’t use Word. It won’t do for designing things that require bleeds, separations, laminate, etc. If you’re producing simple documents, manuals, and flyers, it’s perfect.