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[MichelleBrown]

Brilliant! So simple yet so effective! Thank you!

[CavidAbrahimli]

great! that helped me much!
thanks

[TonyHines]

That is very cool but the easiest way is to just drag the document from exlporer to where you want to place it in the doc.

[TonyHines]

That is very cool but the easiest way is to just drag the document from exlporer to where you want to place it in the doc.

[EduardoC]

I'm not finding this in MS Word 2010...Help?

[EduardoC]

I'm not finding this in MS Word 2010...Help?

[AnuragSom]

Hi Eduardoc....
This option in 2010 is in the Text Menu (above the word doc)..there you will find Object button...clcik on the arrow (pull down menu) there you will get the option of "Text from File"...place the cursor where you want to paste the content, and click that button..thats all..:-)

[MelLee]

it doesn't say where the file button is so is useless for me. its no good saying click insert the click file if you don't tell me where to click

[GopinathPurantaradoss]

thank you very much....... sir 100 times effective than cut and paste work.....

[Stpn2me]

I didnt have the file option. So it was easier to cut and paste..

[benburdett]

To combine multiple documents in Word 2010, use the "Insert Object" button in the "Text" area of the Insert Tab in the Ribbon. If you have any questions, I can send you a picture.

[amirzilli]

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That is very cool but the easiest way is to just drag the document from exlporer to where you want to place it in the doc.

Drag and drop will only put the word document as object and it will not merge the file into another which is required.

[psandz]

I haven't a clue what these instructions mean! What is "Click, insert, file"?!
I mean, how do you find it? Clicking on the document does not produce "insert, file".