Re: Not a Word User, but need help badly

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Ms. Ruiter's method will work (although I'd be nervous about losing
existing headers and footers during the process), and you should use it
if you absolutely *have* to put all the chapters into a single file.

Do you know, though, that you can easily get a book-wide TOC and index
*without* combining the chapters into a single file?

In the file that contains your front matter, insert a section break and an 
RD field for each additional chapter, something like this:

  title page
  copyright page
  --- page or section break ---
  TOC field
  --- odd-page section break ---
  { RD chapter01.doc }
  --- odd-page section break ---
  { RD chapter02.doc }
  --- odd-page section break ---
   ...
  --- odd-page section break ---
  { RD appendixNN.doc }
  --- odd-page section break ---
  { INDEX }

This works great for what you want to do.

--David

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