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Hmmm.. Tracking Changes is the quickest way I know of corrupting a
document. Once you have corrupted the document, Word will indeed crash

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every time you edit the document.

If you are working in the old .doc format, it is much more likely to
corrupt. If you are changing a document containing tracked changes between
.docx and .doc, it's practically guaranteed that the document will break!

A document of only 100 pages is not really much of a challenge to Word: the
limit is somewhere north of 2,000 pages (I have made a 5,000 page document
in Word).

However, you need to de-corrupt that document:

1) First, make sure you have a copy of the document before any changes
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2) Then use the Reviewing toolbar to 'Accept all changes in document'.
Yes, you will lose all the tracked changes: but the alternative is to lose
the whole document.

3) Immediately save the document and close it (to clean out the now-removed
tracked changes).

4) Now complete all your changes with Track Changes turned OFF.

5) When you have completed ALL the changes, save the document.

6) Then use Compare Documents to insert change marking that will show the
differences between the original and the final version.

Since the changes are all added in a single operation automatically, there
is much less chance of corruption, but don't be tempted to change file
formats :-)

Hope this helps

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Hmmm.. Tracking Changes is the quickest way I know of corrupting a
document. Once you have corrupted the document, Word will indeed crash
every time you edit the document.