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Re: Practical system requirements for large docs

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From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 20:25
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Steve,

You could also have a look at the Filtrix import filters from
Blueberry/BlueTools software. They tend to a better job than FM's own
filters. See http://www.blueberry.com or
http://www.bluetoolssoftware.com - pretty much the identical filter
set  (split-up in the original partners, kind of confusing).

Otherwise - get a machine with a 1Gb RAM, a big drive (40Gb or better)
and the fastest processor that you can afford.

You could also try saving your Word docs as RTF and then use the FM
Japanese-RTF import filter. This works much better than the regular
Word doc/RTF filters (written by a different company).
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