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Select Ctrl + C to copy all the comments. Alternately, you can right-click on any of the selected comments and then select Copy. 10. Open a new Word file or an existing Word file where you would like to paste the comments.

Double-click the header area on any page of the combined document and click the "Next Section" or "Previous Section" buttons on the Header and Footer Tools tab to move through the headers of the different documents to verify they are correct.

The command you want is the Combine command, which you'll find by clicking the Compare button near the right end of the Review ribbon. You can only combine two documents at a time.

You need to access the drop-down menu next to the Object button to see the "Text from File" option. Section breaks are the key to keeping the headers intact when you insert a document. If you use a page break instead, Word will strip the headers from the inserted file.

In the Combine Documents dialog box, (1) check the Comments option in the Comparison settings section, (2) check the Original document option in the Show changes section, and (3) click the OK button. See screenshot: 5. A Microsoft Word dialog pops up, please click Continue with Merge button.

The contents of the selected Word document will be combined with your open document. If it's a new document, the contents will appear from the beginning. If you're merging Word files into an existing document, the contents of your inserted files will appear below any existing content.

Combine document revisions Click Review > Compare > Combine.Under Original document, click the down arrow and choose the document you sent for review.Under Revised document, choose the document you want to merge. In the Label unmarked changes with box, type a name or phrase so you'll know who suggested the changes.