WD: Inserted Document Takes on Formatting of Other DocumentLast reviewed: February 5, 1998Article ID: Q130222 |
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SYMPTOMSIf you insert one document (for example, DOC1.DOC) into another document (DOC2.DOC), then DOC1.DOC adopts the section properties of DOC2.DOC if DOC1.DOC is open. For example, if DOC1.DOC and DOC2.DOC have the following section formatting
DOC1.DOC: 1 Column 1.25" Left and Right Margins DOC2.DOC: 2 Columns 0.5" Left and Right Marginsand you insert DOC1.DOC into DOC2.DOC while DOC1.DOC is still open, and then you switch back to DOC1.DOC, you will find that DOC1.DOC now shows the same section formatting as DOC2.DOC. DOC1.DOC now has the following formatting:
2 Columns 0.5" Left and Right Margins WORKAROUNDBefore inserting one document into another, be sure the file you're inserting from is closed. To see if it's open, select the Window menu. See if the document name appears on the list. If it doesn't, it's safe to insert the file. If it does appear on the list, select the document name and close the document.
STATUSMicrosoft is researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.
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