Merging 2 document
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Topic: Merging 2 document
Posted By: Yadutt
Subject: Merging 2 document
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 11:52AM
Hello,
I've a question with regards to Merging Document.
If my source document has 3 pages and I'm merging a new document that that 2 pages, how the order of the pages going to be when the new document is merged with my source document?
Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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Posted By: Ingo
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 12:46PM
Hi!
The order is 3 + 2 ;-)
You're selecting your first document and keep the document-id.
Then you load the second document and do the merge with the id from the first document and so the first document will be appended at the second document.
Cheers, Ingo
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Posted By: Yadutt
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 2:01PM
Would this be correct if say source document has page 1,2,3 and new document has 3 and 4, then the merge document would be 1,2,3,3,4
Thanks.
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Posted By: Ingo
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 2:45PM
Hi!
If you try it then you know it.
After the merge you have a new doc which begins with all pages from doc1 and ends with all pages from doc2.
I think this is a joke... Isn't it?
Cheers, ngo
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Posted By: Michel_K17
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 4:40PM
Hi Yadutt,
I'm not sure what you mean by the "New document" having pages "3 and 4". (?)
I concur with Ingo. If Doc 1 has 3 pages, and Doc 2 has 2 more pages, then you can merge them together in order to have 5 pagess (Doc1 + Doc2).
Cheers!
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Michel
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Posted By: Yadutt
Date Posted: 07 Sep 09 at 5:08PM
Thank you gentlemen for you assistance. I figured it out.
I guess the confusion was that I didn't explain the scenario well.
Thank you.
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