How do I merge in Word

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andy_graffiti

Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) I would like to merge two documents. What is the easiest and simplest way?
 
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CyberTaz

If you're strictly concerned with body content -- not with Headers &
Footers, formatting, layout, etc. -- just use copy/paste. Without detailed
descriptions of the documents involved & what you expect to retain/achieve
as a result it would be totally irresponsible for anyone to offer other
suggestions.
 
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andy_graffiti

Basic documents, not headers no real layout, just a series of paragraphs

I see in tools MERGE DOCUMENT and wonder how that works

thanks
 
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Jim Gordon Mac MVP

Basic documents, not headers no real layout, just a series of paragraphs

I see in tools MERGE DOCUMENT and wonder how that works

thanks
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Hi Andy,

Merge documents will highlight differences between two documents. Open a
document, then choose Merge Documents from the Tools menu. The result
will be pretty easy to understand visually. You can use the Reviewing
toolbar to accept and reject changes and create a final version of the
merged document, which you should save with a new file name.

-Jim
 
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