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Lee Beck
Question:
When I use "Tools/Compare and merge documents" Word merges the documents and
shows what has been deleted. How can I KEEP all of the information in one
document?
Explanation:
For several years I have been keeping individual Word files for passwords
and miscellanea, one for work and one for home (I'm aware of the advice not
to write passwords down). Each .doc file is about 20 pages long since it
also contains comments and explanations, and each is hyperlinked to bookmarks
within the document. The content in each document is about 80% identical.
Now, I want to create one document by merging the two - without losing
content from either.
When I use "Tools/Compare and merge documents" Word merges the documents and
shows what has been deleted. How can I KEEP all of the information in one
document?
Explanation:
For several years I have been keeping individual Word files for passwords
and miscellanea, one for work and one for home (I'm aware of the advice not
to write passwords down). Each .doc file is about 20 pages long since it
also contains comments and explanations, and each is hyperlinked to bookmarks
within the document. The content in each document is about 80% identical.
Now, I want to create one document by merging the two - without losing
content from either.