Enclosures (supplements)

[mabel]

This problem I have must have been encountered by many, but I just can't find the answer; sorry.
In Word 2013 I want to insert a 'supplement' ('enclosure'). The purpose of an 'enclusure' is to enclude an existing document 'as is', but I can't find a function to do this.
Simply using 'Insert document' leads to the inserted document becoming part of the text of the main document: Any headings in the enclosure start to figure in my Table Of Content! Numberings (headings, footnotes) are completely messed up in the enclosed doc!


I tried inserting the enclosure in the form of a .pdf but that was handled in an awful way too: only the (part of) the first page of the PDF is displayed. (and no obvious way to see the rest.)
Could someone please point me to a place where the right way to handle 'enclosures' is described?
mabel

[Charles Kenyon]

Simplest is to handle it all as a pdf.


Word doesn't deal with discrete parts with different formatting, lists, etc.


Adobe Acrobat will combine pdf files.

[Robert2]

Have a look at the following page:
Insert an object in Word or Outlook

[macropod]

Cross-posted at: https://www.office-forums.com/thread...d-doc.2350335/
For cross-posting etiquette, please read: http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184

[mabel]

Suddenly most of this discussion had disappeared!
WHY? It contained some tips which might be of value to some.
Mabel

[Charles Kenyon]

Originally Posted by mabel

Suddenly most of this discussion had disappeared!
WHY? It contained some tips which might be of value to some.
Mabel

Perhaps you were thinking of the other thread you started.
See Paul's response about cross-posting.

[macropod]

Or maybe it was cross-posted elsewhere and discussed in more detail there. I am not aware that anything has been deleted from this thread or the identified cross-post.