<html><body><div style="color:#000; background-color:#fff; font-family:Courier New, courier, monaco, monospace, sans-serif;font-size:10pt">I created a dll plugin in Maker 7 that does this. I could pretty easily build a Maker 9 version of it, anyway. I doubt it would be incompatible with Maker anything-later. All Ido is look at markers in the TOC and use that to build up smaller files.<br><br>I assume a few things:<br>* You have a book for your files<br>* You have a TOC with hypertext links<br>* All files in the book are open<br>* You invoke the command with the TOC active<br>* Your TOC has pgf formats with with the string "TOC" as a suffix<br><br>So then I loop through the TOC, and get pairs of the hypertext markers to identify the file and pgf range for each section. For each range, I create a new doc file and copy/paste that range into it. I forget how I name the files... And it's then up to you to make sense out of
the huge collection of files you end up with. <br><br>cud<br><br></div></body></html>