Re: cannot see entire linked doc in WORD

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From: macropod (macropod_at_ether.net)
Date: 07/28/04 

Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:27:57 +1000

Hi Fekru,

Try inserting the source document via an INCLUDETEXT field. To do this,
press Ctrl-F9 to create an empty field and input the details, so that the
field looks like:

{INCLUDETEXT "DRIVE:\\Path\\Filename.doc" \! }

Note the use of quote characters around the path and the use of double
backslashes for path separators.

See Word's help file for more information on the INCLUDETEXT field. You can,
for example, use a bookmark reference to import only a specified portion of
the source document.

Cheers

"Fekru" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5c6201c474a7$f8c9c630$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I insert ole links in a Word(2002) doc via INSERT > OBJECT
> > CREATE FROM FILE > BROWSE. The word doc that I am
> inserting into the "ROOT" word is being truncated.("ROOT"
> is a word doc that is a compilation of OLE links) Only the
> first page of the inserted doc is appearing in the "ROOT"
> doc. If I print the "ROOT" doc it only prints the first
> pages of the ole linked docs. I realize that if i double
> left click on the inserted ole linked docs, the entire doc
> will open in a seperate instance of Word. Is there a way
> for the "ROOT" doc to displayed the entirety of all the
> ole linked docs within??
>
> THanks!!
> 

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