[Sue Bee]

Hello:
How can I force one Word Document to obtain the same properties as the Word Document I'm inserting it into. Without knowing this, any Word document I insert that has tables or tabs looks completely screwy once I insert it into an existing Word document.

I so appreciate the help!

Thanks a lot whoever you are, kind person.

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What do you mean insert a word document into another, could you clarify exactly what your trying to do.

[warriorscot]

What do you mean insert a word document into another, could you clarify exactly what your trying to do.

[dsenette]

open the source document...and higlight...and copy the desired section...then open up the destination document...right click...you should se an option called "paste special" choose that...and then choose...paste as rtf...that should keep the formatting

[Sue Bee]

When I write proposals, I'm often inserting information given to me by other individuals. This info is usually in Word, but with a million different paragraph specifications, tabs, margins, etc. I know how to go to Page Set up and change the margins and tabs, but there are usually many other little items, like condensed font, etc, that I don't find out about until after I see it inserted into the new file. So, wondering if there is a way you can tell the inserted file to adopt the same properties as the original. '

Also wondering if I can set up Word to always use Palatino and 11 pt font, rather than the Times settings on my computer.

Thanks!