Re: Master book in Word

[Maggie Pierce Secara <maggiros -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Run away!  Just run away.  I know two people on the
planet who have used Master Documents without
problems, and while I trust and admire them both,
they're definitly the excception.

Masters work, as far as I can see, only if you are
*very* organized *from the beginning* and never vary
from your original plan.  If you're not up to that
challenge (and I'm not) simply use a separate file for
each chapter, and use RD fields to generate TOC and
Index.

Nothing I've heard about Word 2002 indicates that
Master Documents work any different now than ever.

Maggie Secara


--- Nadine Underwood
<nadine -dot- underwood -at- orchard-systems -dot- co -dot- uk> wrote:


> Has anyone used this feature in Word 2002 and have
> any
> comments/recommendations before I start?
> 

=====
Maggie Secara

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