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Merging files into one without book

New Here ,
Oct 20, 2020 Oct 20, 2020

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Hello, I've got a question about merging documents:

 

I have a book file containing a large number of separate InDesign documents, but I'd like to merge them, so the whole book is just a single document. Is there any way to achieve this easily?  

 

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Community Expert , Oct 20, 2020 Oct 20, 2020

There is a Move Pages dialog in the Pages pallet that allows blocks to document pages to be move from one document into another.

May I ask why they need to be in a single docuement? Personally, I find that working with my documents through the book panel makes InDesign's performance much better.

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There is a Move Pages dialog in the Pages pallet that allows blocks to document pages to be move from one document into another.

May I ask why they need to be in a single docuement? Personally, I find that working with my documents through the book panel makes InDesign's performance much better.

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Many thanks for the answer! 

As for the purpose - my boss simply needs that in a single file. 

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You might want to hang onto those single files, and tuck then away just in case the large file crashes and becomes corrupt sometime in the future.

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