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by oh smeg Accepted solution
What exactly is it you want to achieve here?
Also you need to remember that Microsoft has never claimed to make Great Software just usable software that is Good Enough to be usable.
Perhaps you would like to tell us what Word Processor has the ability to do what you want and then we can tell you if Word has a Similar Ability. Things like Make it Fit which has been available in Word Perfect for many years is just a recent addition to M$ Word however if that is of any help.
Also Word Processors where never designed for massive Documents they where designed for relatively small Documents ranging from less than 1 page to maybe a Hundred or so. If you are attempting to produce something bigger you should use something different but as many people have a Word Processor they just accept the limitations and put up with the poor performance when they start to exceed it's capabilities. After all in the short term it's much cheaper than switching to another piece of software and the reality is that most of those pieces of software have now disappeared owing to very poor sales.
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by dogknees Accepted solution
Master documents have been around since at least Word 95. Have a look at this link.
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-organize-a-large-document-in-word-2010.html
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by jk20092010 Accepted solution
Combining two Word documents is very simple. Follow procedure described in following article:
http://www.tekgazet.com/how-to-combine-two-microsoft-word-documents/soft/56.html
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