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How to recover a Master Document

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(John McGhie) Notice how this article starts off with the cheerful assumption that you want to �recover� a Master Document? I bet you were hoping that we would tell you how to �fix� one! We can't. If you are having a problem with a master document, the problem is the master document. Any attempt you make to repair one will inevitably make your problem worse.

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