Master and subdocuments

R

Rouke

Hi,

I've read the advice not to use master and subdocuments after I had
already started. Nothing seems to be corrupt yet, however, transferring
everything via CD between two different PC's is not easy. Is there a way
to convert the entire document (master with expanded subdocuments) to a
normal document? Or should I insert each individual file in it's place
in the subdocument?

Regards,
 
M

macropod

Hi Rourke,

I'd suggest creating a new document, then using either INCLUDETEXT fields to
import all of the 'sub documents' or, if all you really need to do with the
new (target) document is to link to the source documents for TOC purposes,
use a TOC with RD fields pointing to the source documents. Then ditch the
master document before it's too late.

Cheers
 

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