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I am trying to create a document that has a letter as the first page and a
legal document for a second page. How do I accomplish this? Both pages already exist. I do not need to create them. I tried placing the cursor at the beginning of the legal document and pressing "ctrl+enter", but the legal formatting was added to the now first page. How do I get rid of the formatting? I tried going to the header of the newly created page and deleting the formatting. When I did that, the formatting disappeared from the now second page. What do I need to do to accomplish this also? The end result is to be one document with 2 pages, one letter and one legal. Thank you, MoJR |
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Already answered elsewhere.
"MoJR" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a document that has a letter as the first page and a legal document for a second page. How do I accomplish this? Both pages already exist. I do not need to create them. I tried placing the cursor at the beginning of the legal document and pressing "ctrl+enter", but the legal formatting was added to the now first page. How do I get rid of the formatting? I tried going to the header of the newly created page and deleting the formatting. When I did that, the formatting disappeared from the now second page. What do I need to do to accomplish this also? The end result is to be one document with 2 pages, one letter and one legal. Thank you, MoJR |
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Please review the replies to the similar question you asked a few
months ago at http://groups.google.com/group/micro...94191a9e085e83 .. MoJR wrote: I am trying to create a document that has a letter as the first page and a legal document for a second page. How do I accomplish this? Both pages already exist. I do not need to create them. I tried placing the cursor at the beginning of the legal document and pressing "ctrl+enter", but the legal formatting was added to the now first page. How do I get rid of the formatting? I tried going to the header of the newly created page and deleting the formatting. When I did that, the formatting disappeared from the now second page. What do I need to do to accomplish this also? The end result is to be one document with 2 pages, one letter and one legal. Thank you, MoJR |
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Thank you for refreshing my memory. What query did you use to find this page?
Thank You, MoJR "garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote: Please review the replies to the similar question you asked a few months ago at http://groups.google.com/group/micro...94191a9e085e83 .. MoJR wrote: I am trying to create a document that has a letter as the first page and a legal document for a second page. How do I accomplish this? Both pages already exist. I do not need to create them. I tried placing the cursor at the beginning of the legal document and pressing "ctrl+enter", but the legal formatting was added to the now first page. How do I get rid of the formatting? I tried going to the header of the newly created page and deleting the formatting. When I did that, the formatting disappeared from the now second page. What do I need to do to accomplish this also? The end result is to be one document with 2 pages, one letter and one legal. Thank you, MoJR |
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To enter "MoJR" for "Author" at
http://groups.google.com/advanced_search should work. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "MoJR" wrote in message ... Thank you for refreshing my memory. What query did you use to find this page? Thank You, MoJR "garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote: Please review the replies to the similar question you asked a few months ago at http://groups.google.com/group/micro...94191a9e085e83 .. MoJR wrote: I am trying to create a document that has a letter as the first page and a legal document for a second page. How do I accomplish this? Both pages already exist. I do not need to create them. I tried placing the cursor at the beginning of the legal document and pressing "ctrl+enter", but the legal formatting was added to the now first page. How do I get rid of the formatting? I tried going to the header of the newly created page and deleting the formatting. When I did that, the formatting disappeared from the now second page. What do I need to do to accomplish this also? The end result is to be one document with 2 pages, one letter and one legal. Thank you, MoJR |
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