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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline How to Stop MS Word from Making Computer work so hard when MS Word itself has only minimal work Windows 10 How to Stop MS Word from Making Computer work so hard when MS Word itself has only minimal work Office 2019
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Try working in draft mode.


Use styles in formatting your text rather than direct formatting. This becomes especially important with long documents.

Importance of Styles in Word
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