Combining multiple Word or RTF documents into one single file.

Okdo Word Merger is a simple multiple Word RTF documents merge tool which allow you to merge multiple MS Word(*.doc, *.docx, *.docm) and RTF(*.rtf) files into one single master file. All original features like page layout, image positioning and text font etc.are kept intact in the generated output files after merge. By using this Okdo Word Merger tool - you can simply click on the "Merge" button, and easily merge all MS Word or RTF documents together. Okdo Word Merger is fully compatible with Microsoft windows operating system XP, Vista and Windows 7/8.

Batch combine multiple Word or RTF documents into one master file.
Full support Microsoft Word 97-2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 format document (*.doc, *.docx, *.docm).
Support big file size for merging Word or RTF documents.
Software is easy to use and graphical user interface based.
Preserve documents properties like: Content, Images, Chart, Table, frames, range etc.
Supports documents reordering, easily to adjustment order of the merged document.
Supports insert Page Break Between Documents, when you need it.
Fast merging speed and high quality output.
You can add the entire folder and sub-folder to combine.
Supports documents drag and drop.
Customize the output path and output format like: *.doc, *.docx, *.docm, *.rtf.
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Requirements:
Windows XP or above

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