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I am using Word 2000. I have reviewed Daiya Mitchel and Cindy Meister's
excellent article "How to Use Includetext Fields". I would like to be able to
use the includetext field to include over one hundred documents into a master
document. To simplify this problem, I have all the source files in the same
folder with the master document. I do not want to embed the full path in each
reference because this file and all the source files will be moved around as
we put these files under control, into ClearCase, etc. I enclose the complete
file name and path in double quotes because they contain spaces.
I have tried: 1.) deleting the file path, leaving only the source file name;
2) using a path name of ".\\" to mean the current folder; and 3) deleting the
path, leaving only the source file name and entering a Hyperlink base in
Files->Properties, such as "T:\\Test\Test Scripts\Final" or "T:\\Test\Test
Scripts\Final\". None of these approaches has worked. When I update the link
I get the "Error! Cannot Open File.".
Any ideas?
PS, any ideas as to why Microsoft refuses to fix this problem? It seems to
be in 2000, 2003, and 2005 as I read the threads.
excellent article "How to Use Includetext Fields". I would like to be able to
use the includetext field to include over one hundred documents into a master
document. To simplify this problem, I have all the source files in the same
folder with the master document. I do not want to embed the full path in each
reference because this file and all the source files will be moved around as
we put these files under control, into ClearCase, etc. I enclose the complete
file name and path in double quotes because they contain spaces.
I have tried: 1.) deleting the file path, leaving only the source file name;
2) using a path name of ".\\" to mean the current folder; and 3) deleting the
path, leaving only the source file name and entering a Hyperlink base in
Files->Properties, such as "T:\\Test\Test Scripts\Final" or "T:\\Test\Test
Scripts\Final\". None of these approaches has worked. When I update the link
I get the "Error! Cannot Open File.".
Any ideas?
PS, any ideas as to why Microsoft refuses to fix this problem? It seems to
be in 2000, 2003, and 2005 as I read the threads.