When you start the macro, a dialog box opens with the title Copy. This
dialog is used to select the folder that contains the files you wish to
join. Select the folder then click OK. The userform will then be populated
with the files that folder contains.
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My web site
www.gmayor.com
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http://word.mvps.org
Lyn wrote:
Mr. Mayor,
First of all, thank you for your posting in Live Help. I have several
documents to merge so I found information and the link for
boiler.dot. I printed the readme file and followed the instructions.
Unfortunately, I am doing something wrong. I extracted the zip file
to Office Startup and everything seem to be OK, but when I clicked on
boiler.dot tab in Word, it went to a folder labeled "Copy" that was
empty. I tried the process again and had the same problems. I even
tried to extract the file to add-ins and that didn't work either. I
am using Microsoft Office 2007.
As I am having such a terrible time, any additional guidance you can
give me will be GREATLY appreciated. I feel so silly that I can't
get the process figured out and I am at my wits end.
Thank you so much, Mr. Mayor, and again, thank you for your
contributions to Live Help.
lyn
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
The short answer is that you cannot do this as you can in Acrobat.
Much depends on what is in the documents and whether they are based
on the same template - you could use includetext fields, or you
could try the boiler.dot add-in which you can download from my web
site.
--
Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
Trevauk wrote:
I have several word documents that i would like to join together to
form 1 single word document.
Is there an easy way of doing this, like in Adobe Acrobat, without
having to copy and paste everything.
I am using Word 2007.
Thanks.