How do I create A publisher document from other publishe documents

M

M

Hi

I have been using Publisher for my business since it’s been released – and I
love it ïŠ
Right now I’ve got about 1000 publisher documents.
Unfortunately my employees have got this big problem of “reusing†already
created files.
By reusing I mean using some parts of document in order to create a new
document.
What I found very frustrating is the process of getting the required pages
into new document. Right now my employees have to literally look for
certain pages in other documents and then copy and paste them into new
document. Is there a way to import different parts of document to merge them
into one document that will also create a table of contents based on merged
pages like in Word? Or is there a way to create a library of documents ready
to be imported in to new file.
I would be very appreciated for any hints and help.

Best regards
 
M

Mary Sauer

Table of Contents is a manual operation in Publisher. Maybe using folders and
file names will help. An organizational database describing what is in each
document could be an answer.



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> Hi
> I have been using Publisher for my business since it's been released - and I
> love it ?
> Right now I've got about 1000 publisher documents.
> Unfortunately my employees have got this big problem of "reusing" already
> created files.
> By reusing I mean using some parts of document in order to create a new
> document.
> What I found very frustrating is the process of getting the required pages
> into new document. Right now my employees have to literally look for
> certain pages in other documents and then copy and paste them into new
> document. Is there a way to import different parts of document to merge them
> into one document that will also create a table of contents based on merged
> pages like in Word? Or is there a way to create a library of documents ready
 

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