[gar649]

I find it really unusal that you cannot insert a Word file into a Word file
the way you can with Adobe Acrobat Pro. That is such a useful feature. If I
could, I could insert our letterhead, as a separate file, into any document
as page one and not have to deal with subsequent page/different first page
formatting issues - which don't work in this case:

I can clear the the letterhead header information on subsequent pages to the
first, but I can't clear the space it uses and our letterhead header is 3.5"
- so to have a 3.5" blank spot on pages 2 - x is ridiculous. It would be so
easy to insert our letterhead page as a separate file, as page 1 of a
document - BUT Word doesn't allow you to insert a Word doc into a Word doc.
This is so easy to do with Adobe. I am very dissapointed with this severe
limitation of Word.

So, then, I created a page, with our complex letterhead information (3
columns) at the top of the page (not as a header) and then put in a section
break to eliminate the column format and set it up to lock that information
from being changed through the "Protect Document" feature.

But, then, I cannot keep the highlighting from showing up throughout the
rest of the document where "Allow changes" is set. In other words, from that
point forward I don't want each person that uses this document to have to
keep turing off the highlighted section(s) of "Allow changes from this point
forward." I just want them to create their own document with a locked
letterhead logo section at the top. You should be able to save the document
and reopen it without the "Highlighted OK to create/use/change section" going
forward.

If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Greg

[Terry Farrell]

You can insert a document into a document. What makes you think you cannot?
Insert, Object, Office Word Document (if you are using Word 2007) or you can
add the Insert File command to the QAT. (Previous version had a similar
command).

But this is not the way to do this and you certainly don't need to have a
3.5" margin on every page. I suggest that you read the really excellent
tutorial by fellow Word MVP Suzanne which explains the simple procedure in
easy steps.

http://word.mvps.org/AboutMVPs/index.htm

and Using Templates turtorials at http://word.mvps.org/index.html

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"gar649" wrote in message
...
I find it really unusal that you cannot insert a Word file into a Word
file
the way you can with Adobe Acrobat Pro. That is such a useful feature. If
I
could, I could insert our letterhead, as a separate file, into any
document
as page one and not have to deal with subsequent page/different first page
formatting issues - which don't work in this case:

I can clear the the letterhead header information on subsequent pages to
the
first, but I can't clear the space it uses and our letterhead header is
3.5"
- so to have a 3.5" blank spot on pages 2 - x is ridiculous. It would be
so
easy to insert our letterhead page as a separate file, as page 1 of a
document - BUT Word doesn't allow you to insert a Word doc into a Word
doc.
This is so easy to do with Adobe. I am very dissapointed with this severe
limitation of Word.

So, then, I created a page, with our complex letterhead information (3
columns) at the top of the page (not as a header) and then put in a
section
break to eliminate the column format and set it up to lock that
information
from being changed through the "Protect Document" feature.

But, then, I cannot keep the highlighting from showing up throughout the
rest of the document where "Allow changes" is set. In other words, from
that
point forward I don't want each person that uses this document to have to
keep turing off the highlighted section(s) of "Allow changes from this
point
forward." I just want them to create their own document with a locked
letterhead logo section at the top. You should be able to save the
document
and reopen it without the "Highlighted OK to create/use/change section"
going
forward.

If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Greg

[gar649]

Thank you, Terry for the Insert Object. I came upon that before and stopped
short at the "Text from file" part. By QAT do you mean Quick Access Taskbar?
Thank you also for the additional references. I do see the Part I: Creating
Simple Templates by Suzanne S. Barnhill. Is this the only one by her you were
referring to or was there another one, also. I will need a little more time
to pursue this later today, but Thanks again, I see this is the right site to
be on.

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

You can insert a document into a document. What makes you think you cannot?
Insert, Object, Office Word Document (if you are using Word 2007) or you can
add the Insert File command to the QAT. (Previous version had a similar
command).

But this is not the way to do this and you certainly don't need to have a
3.5" margin on every page. I suggest that you read the really excellent
tutorial by fellow Word MVP Suzanne which explains the simple procedure in
easy steps.

http://word.mvps.org/AboutMVPs/index.htm

and Using Templates turtorials at http://word.mvps.org/index.html

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"gar649" wrote in message
...
I find it really unusal that you cannot insert a Word file into a Word
file
the way you can with Adobe Acrobat Pro. That is such a useful feature. If
I
could, I could insert our letterhead, as a separate file, into any
document
as page one and not have to deal with subsequent page/different first page
formatting issues - which don't work in this case:

I can clear the the letterhead header information on subsequent pages to
the
first, but I can't clear the space it uses and our letterhead header is
3.5"
- so to have a 3.5" blank spot on pages 2 - x is ridiculous. It would be
so
easy to insert our letterhead page as a separate file, as page 1 of a
document - BUT Word doesn't allow you to insert a Word doc into a Word
doc.
This is so easy to do with Adobe. I am very dissapointed with this severe
limitation of Word.

So, then, I created a page, with our complex letterhead information (3
columns) at the top of the page (not as a header) and then put in a
section
break to eliminate the column format and set it up to lock that
information
from being changed through the "Protect Document" feature.

But, then, I cannot keep the highlighting from showing up throughout the
rest of the document where "Allow changes" is set. In other words, from
that
point forward I don't want each person that uses this document to have to
keep turing off the highlighted section(s) of "Allow changes from this
point
forward." I just want them to create their own document with a locked
letterhead logo section at the top. You should be able to save the
document
and reopen it without the "Highlighted OK to create/use/change section"
going
forward.

If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Greg

[Terry Farrell]

QAT = Quick Access Toolbar.

I forgot to include the link to Suzanne's article. It is at
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm

Terry

"gar649" wrote in message
...
Thank you, Terry for the Insert Object. I came upon that before and
stopped
short at the "Text from file" part. By QAT do you mean Quick Access
Taskbar?
Thank you also for the additional references. I do see the Part I:
Creating
Simple Templates by Suzanne S. Barnhill. Is this the only one by her you
were
referring to or was there another one, also. I will need a little more
time
to pursue this later today, but Thanks again, I see this is the right site
to
be on.

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

You can insert a document into a document. What makes you think you
cannot?
Insert, Object, Office Word Document (if you are using Word 2007) or you
can
add the Insert File command to the QAT. (Previous version had a similar
command).

But this is not the way to do this and you certainly don't need to have a
3.5" margin on every page. I suggest that you read the really excellent
tutorial by fellow Word MVP Suzanne which explains the simple procedure
in
easy steps.

http://word.mvps.org/AboutMVPs/index.htm

and Using Templates turtorials at http://word.mvps.org/index.html

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"gar649" wrote in message
...
I find it really unusal that you cannot insert a Word file into a Word
file
the way you can with Adobe Acrobat Pro. That is such a useful feature.
If
I
could, I could insert our letterhead, as a separate file, into any
document
as page one and not have to deal with subsequent page/different first
page
formatting issues - which don't work in this case:

I can clear the the letterhead header information on subsequent pages
to
the
first, but I can't clear the space it uses and our letterhead header is
3.5"
- so to have a 3.5" blank spot on pages 2 - x is ridiculous. It would
be
so
easy to insert our letterhead page as a separate file, as page 1 of a
document - BUT Word doesn't allow you to insert a Word doc into a Word
doc.
This is so easy to do with Adobe. I am very dissapointed with this
severe
limitation of Word.

So, then, I created a page, with our complex letterhead information (3
columns) at the top of the page (not as a header) and then put in a
section
break to eliminate the column format and set it up to lock that
information
from being changed through the "Protect Document" feature.

But, then, I cannot keep the highlighting from showing up throughout
the
rest of the document where "Allow changes" is set. In other words, from
that
point forward I don't want each person that uses this document to have
to
keep turing off the highlighted section(s) of "Allow changes from this
point
forward." I just want them to create their own document with a locked
letterhead logo section at the top. You should be able to save the
document
and reopen it without the "Highlighted OK to create/use/change section"
going
forward.

If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Greg