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>Actually, MS-Word and RTF are two completely different formats.  Word allows
>you to save your file in RTF format, but we have found that doing so will lose
>some of the formatting information, at least in the Mac version.  Should you
>then convert that RTF file to DCA, you will be lucky to retain just the text.

What, exactly, is lost when a Word document is saved in RTF?  Please give
details, and workarounds too (if any).

If a Word --> RTF --> Word transformation results in a severe loss of
information, then RTF is not suitable for the tasks I have in mind. 
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