RE: Any suggestions for replacing Word

["Jonathan West" <jwest -at- mvps -dot- org>]

>
> My suggestion would be to first learn how to use Word properly before you
> rule it out.
>
> Your problems with Word seem to suggest that a little information
> on how to
> use styles, templates, and numbering would help.

I strongly support this notion. If you learn how to use it properly, and if
you have a sufficiently well-specified PC, Word is perfectly capable of
running stably allowing you to produce a structured 2000 page document in a
single file, and larger documents can be accommodated by splitting into
chapters.

Regards
Jonathan West

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