I've never used a text inset before, but I may be up against it. I need to include a heavily formatted (tables, single and double columns, heading levels that make zero sense) 20 page Word document as an Appendix to an Operators Manual. It would have a standard Appendix title, header, footer, etc, but otherwise it must appear as close as possible to the existing document.
I know I could convert the Word doc, but it would take time that we don't have. I'm wondering what would happen if I used the Word doc as an inset and flowed it into a blank Appendix, set up with a title, header and footer. When I select Word text, I see in the Paste Special options: Embedded MS Word Object and Linked MS Word Object. Would one of these start me down the right track? I'm pretty sure I can do without the headers and footers from the existing doc. I wonder what would happen if I just select all of the text and then Paste it into a blank Appendix? Sorry if these are obvious questions, but I need to NOT spend time experimenting if I can help it. Thanks in advance. J. Paul Kent 206-383-0539 206-508-1144
