Have you any recent word documents that are 2.5MB or greater?
If so then this may help:
# When a Word file becomes very large in size then it can start to behave in an unstable manner. It may not be very many pages long but if you have included a lot of images then the actual size of the Word file can increase quite dramatically. Problems usually occur when the file is about 2.5Mb or more in size.
# The only way to get around this problem is to split the document into two (or more) documents. You can do this simply by saving the first part of the document and the second part of the document as new unique filenames.
# A more formal way to work with a document split into several parts, is to create a Master document in Word, which holds a common template format for the two parts. Then add in Subdocuments, which will be the various files which make up your Word document. You should refer to HELP in Word and search for MASTER DOCUMENTS for a fuller explanation of the process.
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