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Word 2002 on XP SP3. I want to append a document at the end of another. I get the
message "There are too many edits in this document." How can I get around that? I've tried cutting and pasting, inserting doc 1 at the top of doc 2, inserting doc 2 at the bottom of doc 1, saving a copy of each doc and trying again -- I still get the same message. How can I insert document 2 into document 1? Lady Dungeness Staying Out of Those Crabpots! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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Is Track Changes active in either document?
When you say "inserting" are you actually using Insert File...? Regards |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 11/9/08 1:09 PM, in article , " wrote: Word 2002 on XP SP3. I want to append a document at the end of another. I get the message "There are too many edits in this document." How can I get around that? I've tried cutting and pasting, inserting doc 1 at the top of doc 2, inserting doc 2 at the bottom of doc 1, saving a copy of each doc and trying again -- I still get the same message. How can I insert document 2 into document 1? Lady Dungeness Staying Out of Those Crabpots! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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![]() Track changes is not active. I never use it. But there's a "show markups" icon in one of my drop-down menus that is always turned on. I have no idea what it does. I turn it off, but it turns itself back on. Yes, I am using Insert File. I have also tried copy/paste. Lady Dungeness Staying Out of Those Crabpots! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 14:33:24 -0500, CyberTaz wrote: Is Track Changes active in either document? When you say "inserting" are you actually using Insert File...? Regards |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 11/9/08 1:09 PM, in article , " wrote: Word 2002 on XP SP3. I want to append a document at the end of another. I get the message "There are too many edits in this document." How can I get around that? I've tried cutting and pasting, inserting doc 1 at the top of doc 2, inserting doc 2 at the bottom of doc 1, saving a copy of each doc and trying again -- I still get the same message. How can I insert document 2 into document 1? Lady Dungeness Staying Out of Those Crabpots! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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I was having this problem too and nothing would fix it, until I ran a program
called CCleaner http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's a free download and an awesome tool, just open it and choose the applications tab near the top and click all the boxes and it deletes a lot of temporary stuff. Deleted 25 mb of stuff for me and tada, I can continue editing this stupid template to my heart's delight. ^^ " wrote: Word 2002 on XP SP3. I want to append a document at the end of another. I get the message "There are too many edits in this document." How can I get around that? I've tried cutting and pasting, inserting doc 1 at the top of doc 2, inserting doc 2 at the bottom of doc 1, saving a copy of each doc and trying again -- I still get the same message. How can I insert document 2 into document 1? Lady Dungeness Staying Out of Those Crabpots! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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![]() " wrote: Word 2002 on XP SP3. *I want to append a document at the end of another. *I get the message "There are too many edits in this document." How can I get around that? *I've tried cutting and pasting, inserting doc 1 at the top of doc 2, inserting doc 2 at the bottom of doc 1, saving a copy of each doc and trying again -- I still get the same message. * If you're still messing with this, try: 1. turn reviewing ON, accept all changes, turn it OFF. 2. Save AS new doc. 3. (should be 1?) do all the stability stufff like turn off background save, etc. if still not cooperating, try: 4. new doc, insert both docs into the new one. 5. open each doc with OpenOffice and concatenate them in OO. Then save back to Word. Let us know how it works out! |
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