[Ember]

I have created a training manual to teach users on how to use our main
software system. These users are from a specific line of business, however
not all users will need some of the information.

I created a master document that will hold the entire line of business
processes and have created subdocuments to represent the different training
levels.

The master document has a cover page and TOC. I would like for each
subdocument to also have a cover page and TOC as they will be printed
separtely from the master training manual.

Can this be done? If so, please explain how or point to examples online as
this is my first time ever working with master documents and all I know now
is a result of trial and error.

Thanks for your assistance!

[Holly]

Ember,
I think you could probably just insert an extra page and format it like a
cover sheet.
To create a TOC in a subsection of the book, go here for instructions.

"How to Build a Partial table of Contents".
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/p...cle.asp?ID=574


"Ember" wrote:

I have created a training manual to teach users on how to use our main
software system. These users are from a specific line of business, however
not all users will need some of the information.

I created a master document that will hold the entire line of business
processes and have created subdocuments to represent the different training
levels.

The master document has a cover page and TOC. I would like for each
subdocument to also have a cover page and TOC as they will be printed
separtely from the master training manual.

Can this be done? If so, please explain how or point to examples online as
this is my first time ever working with master documents and all I know now
is a result of trial and error.

Thanks for your assistance!

[Terry Farrell]

MasterDocs!!! Make sure everything is backed up twice. MasterDocs are very
unstable, liable corrupt at the slightest mistake and are a recipe for
tears.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Ember" wrote in message
...
I have created a training manual to teach users on how to use our main
software system. These users are from a specific line of business,
however
not all users will need some of the information.

I created a master document that will hold the entire line of business
processes and have created subdocuments to represent the different
training
levels.

The master document has a cover page and TOC. I would like for each
subdocument to also have a cover page and TOC as they will be printed
separtely from the master training manual.

Can this be done? If so, please explain how or point to examples online
as
this is my first time ever working with master documents and all I know
now
is a result of trial and error.

Thanks for your assistance!

[Ember]

Thanks! I just found that out...ended up deleting about two day's worth of
work!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

MasterDocs!!! Make sure everything is backed up twice. MasterDocs are very
unstable, liable corrupt at the slightest mistake and are a recipe for
tears.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Ember" wrote in message
...
I have created a training manual to teach users on how to use our main
software system. These users are from a specific line of business,
however
not all users will need some of the information.

I created a master document that will hold the entire line of business
processes and have created subdocuments to represent the different
training
levels.

The master document has a cover page and TOC. I would like for each
subdocument to also have a cover page and TOC as they will be printed
separtely from the master training manual.

Can this be done? If so, please explain how or point to examples online
as
this is my first time ever working with master documents and all I know
now
is a result of trial and error.

Thanks for your assistance!

[Terry Farrell]

Sorry to hear it. MasterDocs really are totally unsympathetic to even a
minor mistake on part of the user. Add who of us doesn't make mistakes? It
make MDs virtually useless.

Terry Farrell

"Ember" wrote in message
...
Thanks! I just found that out...ended up deleting about two day's worth
of
work!

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

MasterDocs!!! Make sure everything is backed up twice. MasterDocs are
very
unstable, liable corrupt at the slightest mistake and are a recipe for
tears.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Ember" wrote in message
...
I have created a training manual to teach users on how to use our main
software system. These users are from a specific line of business,
however
not all users will need some of the information.

I created a master document that will hold the entire line of business
processes and have created subdocuments to represent the different
training
levels.

The master document has a cover page and TOC. I would like for each
subdocument to also have a cover page and TOC as they will be printed
separtely from the master training manual.

Can this be done? If so, please explain how or point to examples
online
as
this is my first time ever working with master documents and all I know
now
is a result of trial and error.

Thanks for your assistance!