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After a compulsory restart of Notepad++, open all the files you want to merge and then go to Plugins > Combine > Start. The Combine window will pop up and offer to insert the filename and a line of dashes before each text file and a line of asterisks with optional line feed after.

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Find the document you want to merge. You have the option of merging the selected document into the currently open document or merging the two documents into a new document. To choose the merge option, click the arrow next to the Merge button and select the desired merge option. Once complete, the files are merged.

Two quick options for combining text files. Open the two files you want to merge. Select all text (Command+A/Ctrl+A) from one document, then paste it into the new document (Command+V/Ctrl+V). Repeat steps for the second document. This will finish combining the text of both documents into one.

The easiest way to merge two files is to copy and paste. Notepad++ has no build-in file merging feature. You can, however, install a plugin for this.

Ways to Combine Two (or More) Text Files Right-click on the desktop or in a folder and choose New Text Document from the resulting Context menu.Name the text document anything you like, such as "Combined.Open the newly created text file in Notepad. Using Notepad, open a text file you want combined. Press Ctrl+A.

Combining Transcripts Select Browse Document and open any transcript file. While the transcript file is open, select Combine Transcripts from the File menu. The Combine Transcripts dialog is displayed. Type a new file name in the File name box.The Select Transcripts to Combine dialog is displayed.