Can you believe it’s been 25 years since Microsoft first introduced what is now the most used word-processing software on the planet?

So, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Microsoft Word, we’ll focus this week’s segment on how to combine multiple documents in Word. Did you know you could combine documents without having to copy and paste?

To do this, first put your cursor exactly where you want the text to appear in the document.

Then, if you’re using Word 2007 select “Insert”, click on the arrow next to object, and select “text from file”.

If you’re using an older version of Word, go up to “insert”, then select “file”.

The document you select will appear in it’s entirely on your current page, in the position you selected. To add more documents, just repeat the steps, but remember to save your new document for the changes to take effect.