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how to automatically compare two word documents/how to create aglossary
dear all,
two questions: question 1: i have two word documents, and each one of these documents is a manual for a specific equipment, let's call them equip1 and equip2. what happens is that we have updated equip1, and therefore its workflow and consequently its manual have changed. the equip1 manual is now quite similar to the one of equip2, and i'd like to know if there is any possibility to automatically see what is the text/sections that match in both documents, without manually having to go through them, or without printing them and perform a manual check as well. is this possible using office xp suite? question 2: for both manuals, i want to do a final section, where each important word/vocabulary/technical term appears listed and in this list, the pages where these vocabulary appears, are listed. as an example: GPS, page 2, 57, 101... IMU, page 7, 9... how can i do this? thanks for the attention! success! |
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Assuming you're in Word2003,
1. Tools Compare and Merge Documents (see Help for instructions) 2. Insert Reference Index and Tables (see Help for instructions) On Jun 17, 10:38*am, Nuno Vilaça wrote: dear all, two questions: question 1: i have two word documents, and each one of these documents is a manual for a specific equipment, let's call them equip1 and equip2. what happens is that we have updated equip1, and therefore its workflow and consequently its manual have changed. the equip1 manual is now quite similar to the one of equip2, and i'd like to know if there is any possibility to automatically see what is the text/sections that match in both documents, without manually having to go through them, or without printing them and perform a manual check as well. is this possible using office xp suite? question 2: for both manuals, i want to do a final section, where each important word/vocabulary/technical term appears listed and in this list, the pages where these vocabulary appears, are listed. as an example: GPS, page 2, 57, 101... IMU, page 7, 9... how can i do this? thanks for the attention! success! |
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On Jun 17, 7:24 pm, grammatim wrote:
Assuming you're in Word2003, 1. Tools Compare and Merge Documents (see Help for instructions) 2. Insert Reference Index and Tables (see Help for instructions) On Jun 17, 10:38 am, Nuno Vilaça wrote: dear all, two questions: question 1: i have two word documents, and each one of these documents is a manual for a specific equipment, let's call them equip1 and equip2. what happens is that we have updated equip1, and therefore its workflow and consequently its manual have changed. the equip1 manual is now quite similar to the one of equip2, and i'd like to know if there is any possibility to automatically see what is the text/sections that match in both documents, without manually having to go through them, or without printing them and perform a manual check as well. is this possible using office xp suite? question 2: for both manuals, i want to do a final section, where each important word/vocabulary/technical term appears listed and in this list, the pages where these vocabulary appears, are listed. as an example: GPS, page 2, 57, 101... IMU, page 7, 9... how can i do this? thanks for the attention! success! thank you, i'll give it a try!!! |
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