How to I combine pages to form a single publication?

M

Michael A. Miller

I have created several master pages and want to combine them in a single
publication of 4 or more total pages.
 
M

Michael A. Miller

Dear JoAnn,
Cutting and pasting is not suitable for a publication of 28 pages, is there
any other way? It seems MS Publisher suggests this technique; but without a
way to combine work, what is the advantage?
 
M

Michael A. Miller

Don,
This is not a good way to proceed with a publication of 28 pages. Even
Adove has a way to insert completed pages, not as "cut and paste".
Thanks,
Michael
 
J

John Inzer

Michael said:
Dear JoAnn,
Cutting and pasting is not suitable for a publication of 28 pages, is
there any other way? It seems MS Publisher suggests this technique;
but without a way to combine work, what is the advantage?
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Have a look at the following article:

Combining Publisher Documents
http://tinyurl.com/2lpj5w

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
U

Uncle Grumpy

Michael A. Miller said:
Cutting and pasting is not suitable for a publication of 28 pages

That suggestion was for a publication of 4 pages, not 28,. However, I
don't know of any other way to go about it.
 
M

Mary Sauer

You can collect 24 items with the Office clipboard open. Ctrl+A each page, copy.
Go to your primary publication, add 28 pages, paste from the Office clipboard.
 
J

JoAnn Paules

I have to admit that by the time I'd read thru them and fussed with a merge,
I could have copied and pasted those pages and moved on. I can CTRL+C and
CTRL+V pretty quickly. ;-)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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M

Michael A. Miller

John,
I understand and I appreciate your taking the time and effort to reply. It
is just that I am a little disappointed with the product. It is not a new
issue and I had hoped that it was resolved.
Thanks again for your suggestions.
 
M

Mike Koewler

It's not something I could do in the amount of time it takes to chug a
beer, but with Ctrl/A, Ctrl/C, switch Page and Ctrl/V, (or even better
if Pub has a shortcut for Paste In Place) it wouldn't take very long!

Mike
 
U

Uncle Grumpy

Mike Koewler said:
It's not something I could do in the amount of time it takes to chug a
beer,

There's where you went wrong: NEVER chug a beer. Not even a "light"
beer, as bad as that genre is.

Take your time. Savor it.
 
C

ColdH2Odvr

I second that notion. A friend of mine asked me to help put his illustrated
book onto a cd. I naively told him that would be no problem. It turns out he
put each page together as a separate document. At a little over 400 pages
Ctrl-C Ctrl-V is not an acceptable solution. If you drag a file into
Publisher the cursor switches to the add icon but the document opens in a
separate window which is infuriating. The database solution seems a bit
convoluted as well. Combining multiple documents into a PUBLISHING
application seems like a basic function to me. I find it odd we even need to
have this conversation in the first place.

Dear Publisher team, great product but please, please, please fix this.

Thanks and good luck.

Dave
 
C

ColdH2Odvr

Ouch!

There are a lot of graphics in his book so I'm afraid autoflow would mean a
lot more work. I'm going the publish to PDF then merge in Adobe rout. Only
340 odd pages to go!

Thanks,

Dave
 

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