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Inserting 5 files into one document
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Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
When they've become one document, they don't have five different
paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05*pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
When they've become one document, they don't have five different
paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05*pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
Thanks, Peter. That's okay, too. I'll just copy and paste them all
together, then, and do one simple formatting. Glad I asked.. "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... When they've become one document, they don't have five different paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05 pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
Thanks, Peter. That's okay, too. I'll just copy and paste them all
together, then, and do one simple formatting. Glad I asked.. "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... When they've become one document, they don't have five different paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05 pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
If you want to reflect the original paths in your combined Word document
then unlink the fields before combining them. If you want to maintain all the original formatting then you would be better creating separate PDFs and combining them. I don't know if CutePDF writer has the ability to combine PDFs, but there are other PDF tools that will do so. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "5tulips" wrote in message ... Thanks, Peter. That's okay, too. I'll just copy and paste them all together, then, and do one simple formatting. Glad I asked.. "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... When they've become one document, they don't have five different paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05 pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
If you want to reflect the original paths in your combined Word document
then unlink the fields before combining them. If you want to maintain all the original formatting then you would be better creating separate PDFs and combining them. I don't know if CutePDF writer has the ability to combine PDFs, but there are other PDF tools that will do so. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "5tulips" wrote in message ... Thanks, Peter. That's okay, too. I'll just copy and paste them all together, then, and do one simple formatting. Glad I asked.. "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... When they've become one document, they don't have five different paths. But if they differ in any other respect (such as margins, or header/ footer content, or pagination), they need to be separate sections. Note that if the same style name occurs in more than one of them with different formatting attributes, your formatting will be messed up when they're combined. On Mar 23, 9:05 pm, "5tulips" wrote: Word/Office 2000 Windows XP Pro SP2 I have five documents I want to insert, one by one, into one document. Each one has, in the bottom footer, its own File Name and Path and page numbers I will be saving to Cute PDF Writer. When the five documents are inserted into the one document, does each one keep its own identity (its own file path)? Or do I have to create sections? And if that's the case, I assume I look for the end of each document and select a 'Next Page' break. |
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I don't have experience about this. so i am finding the solution of this problem.
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Inserting 5 files into one document
What exactly is it that you don't understand?
-- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "MaryTodd" wrote in message ... I don't have experience about this. so i am finding the solution of this problem. If you can do it then tell me how it is possible. 'Hardwood Floors Atlanta' (http://www.conceptflooring.com) 'Carpet Flooring Alpharetta' (http://www.conceptflooring.com) -- MaryTodd |
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Inserting 5 files into one document
What exactly is it that you don't understand? -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "MaryTodd" wrote in message ... I don't have experience about this. so i am finding the solution of this problem. If you can do it then tell me how it is possible. 'Hardwood Floors Atlanta' (http://www.conceptflooring.com) 'Carpet Flooring Alpharetta' (http://www.conceptflooring.com) -- MaryTodd |
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