On 6/3/01 10:16 pm, "Günther Vansteelant "
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> Amongst other things, I write quality manuals for small to very big and
> complex companies. These manuals can be very complex and Word just can't
> handle large documents (sooner or later they get corrupted).
> Hyperlinks is what saved my but. Nowadays I just chop it all up into
> separate documents (15 pages max) and link it all together using hyperlinks.
> Makes online reading (which is "the thing" now) even easier.
>
> Still spend many days cursing Word and Office in general because it crashed
> again on too complex a situation though...
>
You should try using Adobe's FrameMaker. It's the tool for writing long
documents, books etc (I'm a Technical Author and use it to write manuals).
Using a word processor to write long documents is like using a screwdriver
to insert a nail.
Pete
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