I am using windows vista and microsoft office 2007.well the only way I know is if you link the file with in the file you are using the that is one way
or copy and past the text.I dont think you can but you can copy and paste text to a different document.try going to insert,then choose file in the drop down box,select the file and it will open up in your new document,(if thats what you are trying to do)!!!Hi, its very simple. You just need to go to "insert" and click "object" click the arrow sign. Choose "Text from file..." and select the file that you want to insert and there you go!insert a hyperlink,
it gives you options of what to hyperlink it to. choose 'another document' and browse until you find the document you want to insert. :)Insert - File - Choose your file - click insert
Insert - Object - Choose your file - click insert
Tada!!
There is a way you can get the file in the document so you click it and it opens up - ive got to pop off somewhere but ill find out how to do it when i get back! stay tuned!You can simply use Insert file, this will insert the document as it currently exists. A more elegant solution is to insert the second document as a subdocument. In this case, updating the file used as a subdocument will also update the main document.
The sequence is:
View tab - Outline - Outlining tab - show document - insert - then navigate to the file.#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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inserito da anonym il 12 March 2010
