PDF-eXPLODE Tagging a Microsoft Word Document

Microsoft Word® documents are text-based documents. A text-based document is a document in which you type literal tags to indicate which pages go in which PDF files. For example, you might send different sections of a document to different people. All of the pages associated with the same e-mail address will be combined into a single PDF file. The best way to insert a PDF-eXPLODE tag into a Word document is to type it directly into the page header. Only pages that begin with a PDF-eXPLODE tag will be included in a PDF file.

To type text in the page header of a Microsoft Word document, on the View menu click Header and Footer. After typing the text, click anywhere outside the header.
Type a PDF-eXPLODE tag with the name of the desired PDF file, which may be an e-mail address if you want PDF-eXPLODE to send the PDF file as an e-mail attachment. The following example PDF-eXPLODE tag will not be sent by e-mail:

<pdfexplode>mydocument_</pdfexplode>
The following example PDF-eXPLODE tag contains an e-mail address:

<pdfexplode>JohnSmith@SmithCompany.com</pdfexplode>
The case of the open <pdfexplode> tag and the close </pdfexplode> tag must match, so always use lowercase to be safe.
A tag must fit entirely on a single line. Apply a small font size to minimize the risk of a tag not fitting entirely on a single line.
The entire tag must have a standard Windows font applied to it, such as Arial or Times New Roman.
You may change the color of the tag to white to make it invisible in the resulting document.
You may include multiple PDF-eXPLODE tags per page if you want to include a page in multiple exploded documents.
All of the pages associated with the same filename will be combined into a single PDF file.