Word's "Master Document" feature

[Connie Giordano]

It's hard to find, but it's definitely there... those darn ribbons make everything more confusing.  Go to Views and check out the Outlining tab... 


Connie P. Giordano
The Right Words
Communications & Information Design
(704) 957-8450 (cell)

www.therightwords.com
"It's kind of fun to do the impossible."   - Walt Disney


>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: MaggiRos <maggiros at yahoo.com>
>  Subject: RE: Word's "Master Document" feature
>  Sent: 01 Jun '07 13:36
>  
>  Y'know, I've been looking around and I don't think the
>  Master Document function is even part of Word anymore!
>  (Hooray!) I mean, it's definitly not in 2007 and come
>  to think of it, it wasn't in 2003, either. Could they
>  have dropped it without saying anything and silently
>  stolen away? Poof! Gone! Cool.
>  
>  Maggie
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