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Hi folks,
I work for a small business that recently experienced a catastrophic data loss and I have been tasked with recreating upwards of a couple of hundred Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS / SDS) from scratch. My first impulse was to use Adobe InDesign/Acrobat to work out a PDF-based solution, but after some research I'm thinking Word may be an easier way to go, and also accessible if anyone without Adobe skills needs to work with/edit any templates I might create. My company is using Office 2010.. I'd like to make the case for them to update me to Office 365 for Business. I would appreciate knowing anyone's thoughts on why and how the current version of Word would work better for the task.. in terms of both productivity and compatibility between a form/template created in Word 2010 and needing to be edited in the current version... and vice-versa. Thanks in advance for any advice. Jon G. |
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