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How to unlink Word 2003 documents
I Saved As a new Word document from another and gave it a new title. Now,
everything I enter in the new document is copied in the old one, even though the old document is closed. I Saved the new doc to a flash drive and both docs showed up. Also, attaching to an email, the doc can't be opened by the recipient and shows only a fraction of the file size. Thanks for your help. |
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How to unlink Word 2003 documents
The best I can tell you is to *never* save to or open from removable media
of any type. Always save to your hard drive, then move/copy to the removable media after closing the file - move/copy back to the hard drive & use that copy for further editing. As far as getting the 2 "untangled" - I'm honestly not sure & don't think you can. The new file is obviously corrupted. I'd try just deleting any copies of the new file, opening the original & doing a Save As to the HD (as long as the original is "problem free"). If the original has problems, copy all but the last ¶, paste into a new blank doc & save with a different name, then delete the original. HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 1/26/07 8:11 AM, in article , "Rushinbear" wrote: I Saved As a new Word document from another and gave it a new title. Now, everything I enter in the new document is copied in the old one, even though the old document is closed. I Saved the new doc to a flash drive and both docs showed up. Also, attaching to an email, the doc can't be opened by the recipient and shows only a fraction of the file size. Thanks for your help. |
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