To combine more than one Word Documents into one, what we do is copy and paste. In case we want to merge multiple documents into one quickly, MS Word itself provides a feature to do that. It works in Microsoft Word 2007, 2010 and also in MS Office 2013.
How To Combine Multiple Word Documents in MS Office
- Open the document where you want everything to be combined
- Place the cursor in the location where you want the material to be added
- Click the Insert tab
- Open the drop-down menu for “Object”
- Choose “Text from file”.
- A dialog will open, where you can choose the file that you wish to combine with the presently open file.
- Click the button “Insert”
Merge Documents in OpenOffice / LibreOffice
- Open the document where you want everything to be combined.
- Place the cursor in the location where you want the material to be added.
- Click “Insert” from the menu bar.
- Click “File”.
- Select the file to combine, then OPEN to insert.
Pretty easy huh! Instead of installing some 3rd party application to merge multiple Word Documents.
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