Even in such a simple and beloved program by many users as Microsoft Word, there are enough subtleties that can greatly facilitate your work. Many difficulties arise when working with large documents. To make it easier to work with bulky text in the Word editor, it is usually divided into parts or chapters, which are located in different files. When you are finished working on the individual fragments, you need to combine everything into one document. How can this be done simply and quickly? Follow our advice!
Instructions
Step 1
We proceed to the assembly of a large document. First, open the file you intend to start this document with. Let's call it for convenience "Chapter # 1" or "Section # 1".
Step 2
Place the cursor where you want to insert the text of the second file (2nd Chapter or Section).
Step 3
Use the page break feature to start the second chapter on a new page, rather than immediately after the text of the first chapter. Breaks give the text a more formal and professional look.
In the "Insert" menu, select the "Break" command, in the dialog box that appears, find and mark the "New section from next page" item. Then click - "Ok". If you did everything correctly, the text input cursor will flash on a new page.
Step 4
Go back to the "Insert" menu and select the "File" command. Next, the "Insert File" dialog box will open, where you can find the required file to insert. Select the file, click the "Insert" button. If you did everything correctly, then in the place where the cursor was, the contents of "Chapter №2" or "Section №2" will appear.
Step 5
Now repeat the above steps for the remaining files in your document.
Step 6
So, after you have finished copying all the parts, you have a large document combining several files at once.
