On 3/7/01 8:29 AM, "Jan Martel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Günther Vansteelant " wrote:
>
>> On 07-03-2001 07:54, "Jan Martel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> Oh, and if you want to know how to send a
>>> master doc as an email attachment...
>>
>> Yes?
>
> You have to make a copy of the document ("save as") and then go through and
> "remove" each of the subdocs. Removing a subdoc (there's a button on the md
> toolbar to do it) essentially removes the link to the subdoc and substitutes
> the text. The resulting document transfers fine as an attachment.
There is an interesting thread on master documents currently in the
microsoft.public.word.macword2001
newsgroup, with a lot of detail provided by one of the Word MVPs there.
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On 3/7/01 8:00 AM, "Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And is it just me, or is this becoming Word:mac Talk? ;-)
That newsgroup (above) is an excellent resource for information and help
about Word, and a lot quicker than the actual WordMac-Talk mailing list
which is just done as a digest (even if you get non-digest subscription) and
takes about 6 days to get an answer. The newsgroup above will usually
provide an answer within hours. You can subscribe just by clicking on the
Microsoft News Server icon in your Folder List (on-topic at last), and
finding it near the bottom of the long list of MS newsgroups. Then click on
the newsgroup in your Folder List, and there you are. There's a real wealth
of MS newsgroups, including about a dozen or so for the Mac programs. (If
you've removed the Microsoft news Server, you can find it again by going to
Tools-->Accounts--> News --> New -->News Server:, and filling in
msnews.microsoft.com
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