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Open Explorer.
Select all files to insert. Press Control-C (or right-click/Copy).
Open target document.
Position to where you want the inserted files.
Select Paste - Paste Special.
If you want the file contents inserted, click OK.
If you want the files embedded as icons, click "Display as icon" then OK.



On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Vidal, Peter
<Peter.Vidal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

List,

Anyone knows of a way to insert multiple objects into a document? I have
25 text files that I want to insert using INSERT > OBJECT > CREATE FROM
FILE; however, I can do only one at a time. I want to speed up in the
process by doing them all at once. I will need to do this 2 more times and
we are talking about 21 files. At the end, the document will hold 63
objects displayed as icons in the document.

Any ideas?

TIA,
Peter Vidal


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