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07-28-2017, 05:34 AM
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Graham, could you please explain this: "opening documents, modifying them and saving them as something else. This is a recipe for disaster." I'm sure I've done this a thousand times if I want to reuse most of a document. I might open a document used for a July newsletter, change it for September, and save it under a new name. Is it important to save it under a new name first and then modify it?
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