How Do You Create A Master Document In Word?
According to Microsoft Support, a master document is a container for pointers to individual documents called sub-documents. You should create the folder for the master document and sub-documents before creating a master document. Master documents help you manage and organize multiple documents, create indexes and tables of contents more easily, and print documents at the same time. You can build your master (long) document by using Word’s outline view, expanding and collapsing the headings, and adding/deleting additional sub-documents. Go to Microsoft Word and create a folder for your master and sub-documents. To create a folder in Word, select “File” and “Open.” Click on the “Create New Folder” button in the “Open” dialog box. Add a folder name in the pop-up box and click “OK.” You will be redirected to the newly created folder. Choose the “Up One Level” button in the “Open” dialog box and navigate to find the sub-documents you want to use in your master document. Select and drag the
