Combining Microsoft Word documents can be a straightforward process if you follow these simple steps. Whether you’re merging chapters of a report or consolidating multiple drafts, the following ...

Have you ever needed to combine more than one Word document into a single file? If so, you probably did a lot of cutting and pasting–but there’s an easier way. Here’s the three-step process: 1. Within ...

When you work on a collaborative document in which different team members contribute separate sections or chapters to be merged later, Microsoft Word allows you to keep the header information from ...

It's one thing to compare multiple documents--but what if you want to merge two heavily revised documents into one? Windows Vista Magazine, UK edition, shows you how to do exactly that. The solution ...

Scrolling back and forth between two Word documents is a nightmare. However, you don't have to painstakingly sift through ...

I just finished producing a lengthy document that I'm somewhat proud of, but different sections of it had to be produced in separate Word files due to formatting restrictions, etc. Is there anyway to ...

The next time you need to generate dozens of letters, labels, or even emails, relax. Let Word's mail merge feature do the work for you. Word’s mail merge feature has been around for a long time but ...

Need to combine multiple Word files into a single document? Sure, you could do a lot of cutting and pasting, but there's an easier way: Within the main document, position your cursor at the spot where ...