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How Do You Merge Documents In Microsoft Word?

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How Do You Merge Documents In Microsoft Word?

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There are times when you need to work on a document more than once and you may forget that you’ve worked on it before. Therefore, you need to merge the documents to make sure you have everything that is necessary. There are also times at work when more than one person will be working on the same document, so merging documents is important to learn. Open up Microsoft Word and open the earliest version of the document. Select “Tools” and “Compare and Merge Documents.” Go to the latest version of the document and click “Merge.” Start with the latest version of the document and follow “Step 2.” For “Step 3” instead of clicking on “Merge,” click on “Merge into current document.” This is an alternative to starting with the earliest version. Accept or reject the changes made. The “Reviewer Toolbar” will be available. On this toolbar, find the “Accept Change” button and the “Reject Change/Delete Comment” button. After all the changes have been accepted or rejected, click the “Display for Revie

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