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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Tick box to be able to save or print specific pages Windows 7 64bit Tick box to be able to save or print specific pages Office 2010 32bit
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I am first responding not to your question, but to your use of the term "master document." The Master Documents "Feature" is very problematic and would pop up in a Google or Word help search using that term. It would cause you problems.

Look into AutoText and the AutoTextList field. This is a part of Building Blocks.
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Otherwise what you want would require macros and programming. A UserForm comes to mind. Create & Employ a Userform
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