[Peter T. Daniels]

If you ever did want to combine vertical and horizontal text on one page,
you'd either use text boxes or table cells.

On Friday, November 6, 2015 at 12:51:44 PM UTC-5, George wrote:
Peter, thanks for the very fast reply. I tried to follow your
instructions, but can't get the hang of it. I should have explained
better that the combined document should consist of the same two
_pages_ that are now individual pages. In other words, I'm not trying
to create a single document that combines the _contents_ of both on a
single page. I'm trying to create a new .doc _file_ consisting of
vertical page 1 and horizontal page 2. Also, this is Word 2003.

Thanks,

George


"Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message
...
The two parts need to be in different Sections. Add a Section Break
Next Page
at the end of the first document, then import the second document
after it.
Then you can go to Page Layout and change the orientations of each
Section separately. (Be sure to choose This Section instead of
Entire Document.)

It would probably work if you simply put a Section Break into your
already
combined document, too.

On Friday, November 6, 2015 at 11:37:08 AM UTC-5, George wrote:
In Word 2003 how do you combine a one-page vertical-oriented and a
one-page horizontal-oriented document into one? I tried Tools
Compare/Merge Documents, but that makes the combined document
either
vertical or horizontal for both pages, and I need to conserve the
original orientation of each page in the combined document.