When you copy and paste, be careful not to include any section breaks. This
will prevent header/footer info from the second document from being brought
into the first. After you have pasted the columnar material in, select it
and format it as two columns; Word will take care of inserting the section
breaks. For more information, see these articles:

http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...thSections.htm
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...ectionInfo.htm
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/UsingColumns.htm

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"deadend" wrote in message
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All comments and advice are greatly appreciated:

I am working with two documents. One is a standard quote, the header
contains the company logo and address, the footer contains a document
number
and page numbering. The second document is information that needs to be
cut
and pasted into the first. One section of the Document 2 uses columns.
When I
copy and paste the material from Doc 2 to the Quote I run into problems.

From the point that I paste to the end of the doc the header/footer can be
seen and the page numbering begins with 1. From that point to the
beginning
of the document there is no header/footer. The section that was in columns
is
no longer in columns. I have tried all of the paste special options, all
of
the paste options, and using the insert file command.