Page numbers thru multiple documents in Word 2007

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Butterfly Bill

Is there any way I can link several .dotx documents in Word 2007? I
want to
maintain a common page number sequence thru them (they are chapters in
a book, and the whole thing would make an uncomfortably long single
document). There used to be a thing called "Master Document" in 2003
and 97, but I get no matches when I enter that term into the help for
2007.

-Butterfly Bill
 
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Graham Mayor

Master document was always broken! Word can handle documents of thousands of
pages, so unless your book is a technical tome for a government agency that
no-one is ever going to refer to again, you can create a single document and
number that.

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Butterfly Bill

Master document was always broken! Word can handle documents of thousandsof
pages, so unless your book is a technical tome for a government agency that
no-one is ever going to refer to again, you can create a single document and
number that.

I did that, and found that my 150,000 word work is 411 pages of 5.5 x
8.5 -- and a file size of barely over 1000K. (I can even use a
floppy!) Thanks.
 
T

Terry Farrell

Floppy!!! You still use a floppy drive?

Terry

Butterfly Bill said:
I did that, and found that my 150,000 word work is 411 pages of 5.5 x
8.5 -- and a file size of barely over 1000K. (I can even use a
floppy!) Thanks.
 
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Butterfly Bill

Floppy!!! You still use a floppy drive?

Yes. It's already there and it's the right size for files of lengths
like 2KB, and it's easier to make a stack of them that you can label
and sort thru than those little plastic thingies.
 
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Graham Mayor

Never ever read from, write to, or print from floppy with Word. These are
the most certain methods of ensuring document corruption.

Always copy to/from the hard disc and work on the document from there.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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