Hi David:
We strongly recommend against using Master Documents.
If you do use them, this is the least of the problems you will get.
Yes, it is a known bug that Word will surround subdocuments with Continuous
Section Breaks. It does this to isolate the formatting of each subdocument.
But during normal editing, things will become very confused. And then the
master document will corrupt and you will lose the lot.
So don't use Master Documents
Below 1,000 pages, you really don't need a master document. A single long
document will be fine. You may want to use linked graphics to improve the
speed of scrolling and editing one you get above 500 pages.
Above that size, there are other techniques you can use: ask if you need
them.
Cheers
from said:
I can't seem to change the type of page breaks in my Master Document -
they're shown as 'new page' within the subdocument but the Master sees some
of them as continuous.
I own Office but I'm not sure it has updated Word when I've run the latest
updater.
Microsoft Word X for Mac Service release 1
Mac OS X 10.2.6
G4 Powerbook
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