The same issue applies in both cases. In the first case - the Word document,
you are inserting it as an object.. Objects cannot span pages. You must
insert as text from file.
In the second case, the PDF file will always be an object as Word has no
ability to convert PDF format. You can insert a single page PDF as an object
if you have Adobe Reader (or Acrobat) from version 7 on. For multi-page PDFs
you will need to either split the PDF into separate pages or output to a
series of graphics files eg with SnagIt and insert those.
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McMillion wrote:
In Word 2007 I tried to insert a linked word multi-page file into my
word document. All that appears is part of the first page. The
insert file stops at the end of the page and will not continue on to
the next page. How can I insert a multi-page document into another
document so that whole thing appears and can be edited from the
orginal document?
A second similiar question is how can I have a PDF file insert into my
document so that it appears in its entireity instead of just showing
an icon?