Charles
Tue May 30 10:18:00 CDT 2006
Yes. It is called an IncludeText field.
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"Mr. Esteban" <hatchattack@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Greetings All-
>
> PHP, CSS, HTML and other formats can use include or references to pull
> in other files as part of a document. My question is can Word pull
> files for a header and footers, and possibly content for a disclaimer?
> We currently have hundreds of templates, and to edit our disclaimers
> takes a good amount of time opening, editing, and saving each
> individual document. This method could ideally edit one file, and
> reference it to all the other documents. We are currently running the
> Office 2000 Suite and I assume if this is going to be possible, it will
> require vb.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Esteban B.
>