Question : Copy a microsoft word document into a word table cell

I have to be able to copy a whole word document inside table cell inside another document word table. The original document has some shapes which are outside the margins, so they must be outside the internal margins of the cell (and internals margins of the cell must be there, sized exactly as the margins of the original document).

I attach a zip with 3 documents. The "single.doc" is the original one, the "blanc_document.doc" is the doc with table cells where I want to copy the original one, and the "document_with_problem.doc" is what you will get if you follow these steps:

1. Select all document of "single.doc"
2. put cursor inside the first cell on the "blanc_document.doc"
3. Paste
4. repeat steps 2 and 3 for every other cell.

Obviously this is not the desired result. Shape properties are set to "relative to page", but its coordinates doesn't seem to be correct.

This is for a software I'm making for generating a special kind of labels with preprinted images, so "single.doc" represents what the user types (and the black figures represents the preprinted images).

Please ask whatever question you may have. I will answer as quick as I can.

Thank you.

Answer : Copy a microsoft word document into a word table cell

Actually, I solved avoiding the use of internal padding of the cells of the table, that is, letting leftpadding, rightpadding, toppadding and bottompadding to 0. Then, I simulate internal margins adding a line with some distances using the wraptext property.
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