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Old 02-06-2016, 05:13 AM
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Default How to bind multiple pages, each with it's own formatting

Good day everyone!
I am trying to bind several pages of word documents into one file. I saw many ideas on a google search, but they all involved inserting text from other documents, which didn't work because i have different formatting on each page. I just want to take each page of my word document and bind them together, so no joining of pages is possible. It works easily in adobe for pdf files, with one click it "binds" that files together into one. I'm trying to do the same with three word files.



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