[Wordweaver]

Is there a way to create a master document in word 2007? (40 chapters @
142,000 words) Years ago, Lotus had a very simple way to do this, but I can't
find anything comparable in MS Word 2007. Thanks.

[petersk]

CTRL-f9 and use INCLUDETEXT in the field, followed by the file name. You'll
need two slashed instead of one when using absolute file names, e.g.,
{ INCLUDETEXT "C:\\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\\Filea.doc"}

You need to do that for each chapter. I suggest you create a separate
section for each chapter as well.

kurt

"Wordweaver" wrote:

Is there a way to create a master document in word 2007? (40 chapters @
142,000 words) Years ago, Lotus had a very simple way to do this, but I can't
find anything comparable in MS Word 2007. Thanks.

[Bernieo]

Hi Petersk,
Do you know of a way to create a master index for multiple chapters?

Bernard


"petersk" wrote:

CTRL-f9 and use INCLUDETEXT in the field, followed by the file name. You'll
need two slashed instead of one when using absolute file names, e.g.,
{ INCLUDETEXT "C:\\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\\Filea.doc"}

You need to do that for each chapter. I suggest you create a separate
section for each chapter as well.

kurt

"Wordweaver" wrote:

Is there a way to create a master document in word 2007? (40 chapters @
142,000 words) Years ago, Lotus had a very simple way to do this, but I can't
find anything comparable in MS Word 2007. Thanks.

[Robert M. Franz [RMF]]

Hello Bernieo

Bernieo wrote:
Do you know of a way to create a master index for multiple chapters?

RD fields (to reference the individual files) should do the trick.

HTH
Robert
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