14-12-2016, 08:13 PM
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Microsoft word 2010
Hi all long time since I last posted a question but I have been following the posts. I am hoping someone on here is a whiz with Microsoft word. I have two documents that I would like to combine into one. what I need to do is have one document follow on from the other; can anyone give me a pointer please?
14-12-2016, 08:59 PM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
On your original document, put your cursor where you want the new doc to be added. Click on `Insert` tab and scroll down to `Object` and the sub-menu 'Text from file`.Locate your file or files then click Insert button. You can add as many files as you wish at one time but make sure they are all in the order you want them.
14-12-2016, 09:50 PM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
Originally Posted by Judd
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On your original document, put your cursor where you want the new doc to be added. Click on `Insert` tab and scroll down to `Object` and the sub-menu 'Text from file`.Locate your file or files then click Insert button. You can add as many files as you wish at one time but make sure they are all in the order you want them.
And remember when you Save, if you want a separate new copy to keep your originals intact click on File ... Save As and rename.
14-12-2016, 10:38 PM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
Originally Posted by Judd
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On your original document, put your cursor where you want the new doc to be added. Click on `Insert` tab and scroll down to `Object` and the sub-menu 'Text from file`.Locate your file or files then click Insert button. You can add as many files as you wish at one time but make sure they are all in the order you want them.
15-12-2016, 02:14 AM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
Judds method is possibly the easiest but if you are doing it a lot you can also cut and paste with a few keystrokesIn the document to be added
Press Ctrl+A (selects the whole document)
then Ctrl+C (Copies the selection)
(basically hold down Ctrl then press 'A' immediately followed by 'C')
In the document where the text is to be inserted, at the point of insertion right click then, from the resulting menu, click on the icon with the large "A' (near the top under "Paste Options").
Job done. Either method will work (I just like Keyboard short cuts because they are usually quicker).
15-12-2016, 11:02 AM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Judds method is possibly the easiest but if you are doing it a lot you can also cut and paste with a few keystrokesIn the document to be added
Press Ctrl+A (selects the whole document)
then Ctrl+C (Copies the selection)
(basically hold down Ctrl then press 'A' immediately followed by 'C')
In the document where the text is to be inserted, at the point of insertion right click then, from the resulting menu, click on the icon with the large "A' (near the top under "Paste Options").
Job done. Either method will work (I just like Keyboard short cuts because they are usually quicker).
15-12-2016, 03:55 PM
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Re: Microsoft word 2010
Originally Posted by Judd
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On your original document, put your cursor where you want the new doc to be added. Click on `Insert` tab and scroll down to `Object` and the sub-menu 'Text from file`.Locate your file or files then click Insert button. You can add as many files as you wish at one time but make sure they are all in the order you want them.
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