What exactly are you trying to add? Text? A new article at the
beginning of the newsletter? Generally speaking, in Word you just type
text and have the application insert pages as needed. However, in a
newsletter template the layout is probably based on (linked) text
boxes and manual page breaks, which makes things a little more
difficult. For example, you cannot add a page in Word by duplicating
an existing one (including text boxes and other objects).
One way to "add a page" (assuming that it is in fact using text boxes
and page breaks) to document A would be to create a second newsletter,
B, add the contents you want, delete any unnecessary pages (which
involves deleting all objects and manual page breaks), save the file,
and then insert B at the beginning of A.
When inserting document B, make sure that the cursor is at the
beginning of document A by pressing Ctrl+Home, and then use Insert |
File.
Note that you may want to try this first on a *copy* of document A, in
case the result is not what you want.
--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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