I would recommend using screenprint or some other method to convert the
original to one or more graphic images. My paperport software converts Word
documents to jpgs if I want. These can be cropped to just show the parts you
want.

Otherwise, you could use IncludeText with the /! switch to not update
fields. I do not know that this works with numbering, though. Also, how
closely formatting matches would depend on how both the original document
and your document are formatted.
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"Diminished Seventh" wrote in
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Hi

I have to produce a response to another document and I'm up against a
tight
deadline, I hope someone can help me.

I want to include extracts from the original document in my response
whilst
preserving ALL of the original formatting and numbering (both list and
heading) of the extracts.

I've tried all the alternative Paste Special... options but none of these
work because the styles in the original document are all based upon the
Normal style. Therefore when I paste them, it reformats based upon the
Normal style in the recipient document. Even if I select the Picture
option
(which seems to do the best job), the heading numbers reset to start at 1.

I expect this must be an FAQ but I can't find it after a lot of searching.

Please help!

Thanks