[Jim]

I want to insert word document file names into a document to create a
separate table of contents or an index from which individual file names can
be hyperlinked. How do I do this. I am using Word 2003.

[KePaHa]

You can use the Command window (Start, Run, CMD, OK) to create a list of all
Word files in a folder. Something like:

DIR *.doc c:\WordStuff.txt /b

Then you can open c:\WordStuff.txt and copy the file names into Word.

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"jim" wrote:

I want to insert word document file names into a document to create a
separate table of contents or an index from which individual file names can
be hyperlinked. How do I do this. I am using Word 2003.

[JoAnn Paules]

Download the ASAP Utilities add-in for Excel. There is a command that will
create a hyperlinked list. I guarantee that it's a lot easier than anything
else you'll try in Word.

And if you really want a Word doc, copy and paste it into Word.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"KePaHa" wrote in message
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You can use the Command window (Start, Run, CMD, OK) to create a list of
all
Word files in a folder. Something like:

DIR *.doc c:\WordStuff.txt /b

Then you can open c:\WordStuff.txt and copy the file names into Word.

??

"jim" wrote:

I want to insert word document file names into a document to create a
separate table of contents or an index from which individual file names
can
be hyperlinked. How do I do this. I am using Word 2003.

[Graham Mayor]

You could use the PrintFolders utility that you can download from my web
site to create lists of files in a variety of layouts.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



jim wrote:
I want to insert word document file names into a document to create a
separate table of contents or an index from which individual file
names can be hyperlinked. How do I do this. I am using Word 2003.