Re: Word98 (Mac) Linking Files

["Laura Lapierre (at BigYellow)" <lapierre -at- MEDIAONE -dot- NET>]

Did you check out View | Master File ?


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>From: "David M. Brown" <dmbrown -at- BROWN-INC -dot- COM>
>To: TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
>Subject: Re: Word98 (Mac) Linking Files
>Date: Wed, Apr 21, 1999, 12:09 PM
>

>David Dick wrote:
>>
>> Word 5.1 (Mac) had a feature that allowed files to be linked to form
>> a 'master file' useful for creating a table of contents and index.
>> I cannot find the same or similar feature in Word98.
>>
>> Can anyone explain how I may use Word98 to link the files, where the
>> menu command is located in Word98, or suggestions for a work around.
>
>I can't get to Word 98 just now, but in Word 97 (and earlier versions)
>you use the "RD" field to "include" documents.  On the Insert menu,
>choose the Field command; select All on the list, and scroll down the
>list on the right to find RD.
>
>Here's a snippet from the Word 97 help file:
>
>  The following fields inserted into one document create a table of
>  contents that includes entries from the three referenced documents:
>
>  { TOC }
>  { RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter1.doc }
>  { RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter2.doc }
>  { RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter3.doc }
>
>For more information, look for "RD (Referenced Document) field" in the
>Word 97 help index.
>
>--David
>
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