geoPublish v1.1 by Todd S. Elliot (2004) - I believe this is the newest version of geoPublish, and I don't know if this was ever officially released / published. It's possible that those in attendance of the LUCKY Commodore Expo 2004 were able to get a pre-release.  This version requires the Wheels upgrade to GEOS and a RAM expansion.  For more details on features and requirements, see the geoTELEGRAPH (2004-11) two page write-up by Bruce Thomas.

Personal Newsletter v1.2 by SoftSync - Enter the exciting world of desktop publishing! use your computer to create fancy text, beautiful pictures and attention grabbing printed pages.

Personal Newsletter simplifies the process of creating interesting and persuasive documents. With Personal Newsletter you move from word processing to a new world of Desktop Publishing.

How easy is it? In three steps you’ve got yourself a great looking document.

1. Design the page layout. Set up as many columns as you need, create boxes for pictures and select border designs that look good. Of course it’s just as easy to change or adjust your page as you go.
2. Enter the text. A sophisticated word processor allows you to edit, move, copy and paste text until it’s the way you want. Choose from many type styles, fonts and sizes too.
3. Merge in pictures. You can create your own pictures or use the many available on the clip an disk included with Personal Newsletter. Plus you can use art created by most other popular painting and graphics  programs.

Personal Publisher gives you the capabilities to enter the world of desktop publishing now.  You can create newsletters, flyers, ads, awards, presentations, cards, announcements and more.

With Personal Publisher you can combine text, graphics and page layout so your documents will look like they were created by a professional graphic designer.

Inside this archive are two disk images.  One image is the original as archived by Allan Pinkerton, and needs to have all the files on the disk converted to GEOS format with Convert 2.5.  The other disk image has all the files already converted and ready to go.  

Here's a link to the manual.