Re: combining multiple Word files into a single Word document
- From: "Herb Tyson [MVP]" <herb@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 18:32:27 -0400
The exact steps depend on which version of Word you're using.
Word 2003 (and earlier): Insert - File. If you want to work with links to the original files rather than the actual files, then choose Insert as Link instead of Insert.
Word 2007: in the Insert tab, click on the arrow to the right of Object, and choose Text from File. Again, in the Insert File dialog, use Insert as Link instead of Insert if you want to deal with links to the original files.
Also, in Word 2007, if you right-click on Text from File and choose Add to Quick Access Toolbar, then this command will be more accessible for each of the 12 chapter files.
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Herb Tyson MS MVP
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"gigster99" <gigster99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:FF0816F7-5EFF-4F68-AD42-B13DB7B56653@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
the 'end state' document has 12 chapters. each chapter is assigned to a
author. how to combine the 12 chapters into a single document and build a
table of contents for the 12 chapters?
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