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How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best
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Quicker, with the same result, is Insert Object Text from File.
(It doesn't come in as an object -- just another poor renaming in W2007.) You'll need to add a Section Break before each chapter to get the headers/footers to change per chapter. On Dec 4, 1:36*pm, tarzan wrote: How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best strategy? |
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Tarzan:
Open 1 of the docsdo a Save As and rename it. In the renamed doc, delete all the content, then do another Save As and rename. Now, go to your Insert Tab and click on 'object'. Select the 'Create from file' Tab and press the Browse button to navigate to all of your docs. Select all docs that you want to merge together by holding down yur Cntrl Key, then press the insert button. "tarzan" wrote: How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best strategy? |
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I'm confused...why do you do a SaveAs/Rename twice?
-- Thanks... Adri "dblouin" wrote: Tarzan: Open 1 of the docsdo a Save As and rename it. In the renamed doc, delete all the content, then do another Save As and rename. Now, go to your Insert Tab and click on 'object'. Select the 'Create from file' Tab and press the Browse button to navigate to all of your docs. Select all docs that you want to merge together by holding down yur Cntrl Key, then press the insert button. "tarzan" wrote: How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best strategy? |
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For that matter, if you're going to do it that complicated way, why
not start with a new blank document? (Note, BTW, that if any of the documents include styles with the same name but (even slightly) different formatting, you'll get problems.) On Dec 4, 4:35*pm, Adri wrote: I'm confused...why do you do a SaveAs/Rename twice? -- Thanks... Adri "dblouin" wrote: Tarzan: Open 1 of the docsdo a Save As and rename it. *In the renamed doc, delete all the content, then do another Save As and rename. *Now, go to your Insert Tab and click on 'object'. *Select the 'Create from file' Tab and press the Browse button to navigate to all of your docs. *Select all docs that you want to merge together by holding down yur Cntrl Key, then press the insert button. "tarzan" wrote: How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best strategy?- |
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Download the boiler.dot add-in from my web site which will assemble a number
of documents in any order. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org tarzan wrote: How do I merge multiple docs as chapters in 2007. Is copy and paste the best strategy? |
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