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Message:	[quote author=david link=board=Pk;num=1046016749;start=0#0 date=02/23/03 at 09:12:28]I'm a brand new user... still waiting for the CD to arrive and am using the trail version until then.... i have a large document from Word that has several sections and subsections. I would like to import it to PaperKiller and then assign into pages. is this possible? I've had some success by importing entire document and deleting what i don't want on that page and repeating for each subsequent page, but it seems there might be an easier way to do this? Help!! and thanks, david [/quote]

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Posted by: david	Posted on: Feb 23^rd, 2003, 9:12am
I'm a brand new user... still waiting for the CD to arrive and am using the trail version until then.... i have a large document from Word that has several sections and subsections. I would like to import it to PaperKiller and then assign into pages. is this possible? I've had some success by importing entire document and deleting what i don't want on that page and repeating for each subsequent page, but it seems there might be an easier way to do this? Help!! and thanks, david
Posted by: Support Staff	Posted on: Feb 24^th, 2003, 4:55am
An alternative might be to divide the MSWord doc in different docs before importing. There are two kind of imports, one that divide the pages, one not (can be used for importing multiple little files at once, one file one page).
Posted by: david	Posted on: Feb 27^th, 2003, 6:26pm
Please give specifics on the import model that divides pages.. that's the one that I'm looking for... thank you!!!!
Posted by: Support Staff	Posted on: Feb 28^th, 2003, 1:30pm
File >Import pages then use the pull down menu on the top... there is then an "options" tab. There are no other options AFAIK.

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