Use the master- and subdocuments feature of Word.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP051870021033.aspx is the Word 2003 introduction. You'll find more by googling for WORD SUBDOCUMENT.
The concept still applies to Word 2007, but the user interface might be different.
Kees
Hi everyone,
I have a large report that spans several chapters, each in separate Word documents (written in Word 2007 but saved as ".doc").
I want to create a separate file "TOC.doc" that contains a dynamic, updatable table of contents (TOC) for all the chapters.
I've seen this article (http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=14
by Jonathan West but I don't seem to get it to work following his instructions. I did the Ctrl-F9 but when I start typing 'RD' inside the curly brackets, the whole bracket disappears. Perhaps this doesn't work for Word 2007 (the article was written in 2003).
Does WOrd 2007 provide a more user-friendly way to create a Table of Contents spanning multiple documents?
Thanks in advance for the advice.

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