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Master doc or volumes??
I have a huge document to compile.... it will have over 200 individual
documents altogether plus all the front matter, TOC, etc. I have read that Master docs are not recommended. Is this still the case with MSWord 2002 version? Also, these documents have many graphics, embedded math font (universal math) for equations. What would be the best way to put this together? Do you recommend the Master doc method or just put into 4 or 6 volumes and make a separate TOC? |
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