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Thanks to all of those who replied to my posting. The problem seems to reside
in how the "fast save" of MS-Word works. The saving of deleted information
can be avoided by doing a "save as..." instead of just doing a normal "save" 
with the "fast save" on.

A good point was raised by Steve Burdick (sburdick@cup.portal.com). He suggestedthe creation of a menu entry under the File menu that would enable/disable the
fast save feature, i.e. when checked the fast save would be on and viceversa.
This would avoid the having to go to the "save as..." all the time, but in some
cases (i.e. large files) would make things a little slow.

Thanks again.


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