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September 9th, 2005, 10:51 PM
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how do I merge several publications (.pub) into one in Publisher?
I am trying to create a manual. I have each part of the manual saved as their
own .pub's. To simplify printing, I want to merge all of the .pub's into one ..pub. How do I do that? 
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September 9th, 2005, 10:57 PM
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how do I merge several publications (.pub) into one in Publisher?
raddness was very recently heard
to utter: I am trying to create a manual. I have each part of the manual saved as their own .pub's. To simplify printing, I want to merge all of the .pub's into one .pub. Copy and paste from each file into one file. Or, convert each file to PDF, and use Adobe Acrobat to join the files together. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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