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compare two documents in a column each

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The Dance - 22 Feb 2007 11:37 GMT
Is it possible, two have a word document with two column, where the first
column is one document spanning several pages, leaving the right hand column
blank so as to add another document.

for example

Doc A                       Doc B

1. do not do this        1. do do this
as effects are            as effects are
negative                    Positive

the documents will be spanning several pages, i would like to manually
compare them without swapping windows/documents all the time?
Stefan Blom - 22 Feb 2007 11:41 GMT
You can use a two-column table (without borders).

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> Is it possible, two have a word document with two column, where the first
> column is one document spanning several pages, leaving the right hand column
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> the documents will be spanning several pages, i would like to manually
> compare them without swapping windows/documents all the time?
The Dance - 22 Feb 2007 11:59 GMT
Oh yeah, I feel a bit stupid now, Trust me to overcomplicate matters

> You can use a two-column table (without borders).
>
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> manually
> > compare them without swapping windows/documents all the time?
 
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