Connecting documents when printing

[Terri]

I am finishing my dissertation and thanks to the help from the people here, I
have a great looking table of contents, list of tables, and list of figures.
One more thing and I'll be done and I hope someone can help me. At the end
of the dissertation are about 12 appendices. I can insert the documents using
section breaks, but I can't figure out how to insert the .pdf documents so
when I upload the document for electronic publication it will all be one
document and the appendices will look good. If I convert the .pdf docs to
Word docs they appear as a graphic and won't fit correctly on the page. So
how can I insert the .pdfs? I would really appreciate the help.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Is it possible to convert the entire document to PDF? If so, Acrobat will
allow you to concatenate the files in the required order.

 

[Graham Mayor]

Otherwise set the graphic layout option to a wrap option other than in-line
with text and drag the graphic to fill the page. If you have Acrobat (or
Reader) of Version 7 or later you can insert 1 page PDFs as objects.

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[Terri]

I could do that but doesn't Word have some way of linking documents when
printing?

 

[Terri]

I thought about using Acrobat to add the appendices, but then my table of
contents won't be accurate. How can I fix the TOC?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You can insert TC fields to represent the missing portions; they'll probably
need to be on blank pages, though, for the page numbers to be right (in
which case you could use actual headings; you'd need to delete these blank
pages from the final PDF). It might be easier to insert the PDF pages as
images, as suggested elsewhere in the thread.