Someone edited your Word document without tracking changes and you need to easily see the updates. You're not totally out of luck: the CodeJacked weblog details three ways to compare two Microsoft ...

Learn how to combine or merge two or multiple Word douments into one without losing formatting. You can also use bookmarks to merge section of files from multiple files.

Here’s how to compare two documents: Open one of the two documents you want to compare. Click Tools > Track Changes > Compare Documents. Pick your original document and revised document files.

It's one thing to compare multiple documents--but what if you want to merge two heavily revised documents into one? Windows Vista Magazine, UK edition, shows you how to do exactly that. The ...

Q. I sent some Word documents to a partner to review. They reviewed and made changes, but I forgot to turn on Track Changes. What is an efficient way to find the revisions? A. Turning on Track Changes ...

Learn tricks for opening, viewing, and managing multiple documents in Microsoft Word.

The items you're comparing may wrap naturally into the two columns depending on the rest of the document layout; if not, insert a column break between the blocks of text or images to compare by ...

How to Combine Two Scanned Documents Into One in Word. With Microsoft Word's near domination of word processing, most users are familiar with its type-and-go ability. However, Word can also serve ...