Re: [OT] Word doing its own "thinking"

[Christian M. M. Brady]

On 3/7/01 12:29 AM, "Allen Watson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Anyone have any other suggestions for doing book-length documents? I also
> have Nisus Writer 5.1.3, but I've run into similar problems with that. In
> fact Word 5.0 did better with very long docs, I think.

I don't know about Framemaker, but NW is great for long documents. You do
keep them as a single document, but simply up the memory allocation and away
you go. What makes NW so good is that you bookmarks, cross-references, and
indices are so easy.

Frankly, I am beginning to like Word 2001 more and more (and I do most of my
administrative work in it for obvious reasons), but there is no ability to
do Hebrew conveniently. This is a real drawback for me, as you might
imagine. Hopefully when Unicode gets fully implemented that will help...

Cb
cbrady @ tulane.edu
-- 
A scholar's wisdom comes of ample leisure;
To be wise he must be relieved of other tasks.
-Sirach 38.24 


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