No, it is a real limit to Word 2002. Although the 32 Mb limit is for text only. From Microsoft:
The maximum file size is limited to 32 MB for the total document text only and does not include graphics, regardless of how the graphics image is inserted (Link to file, Save with document, or Wrapping style) into the document. Therefore, if the file contains graphics, the maximum file size can be larger than 32 MB.
However, 32Mb of text...is a LOT of text!
Klaus Linke wrote:
[Quoted Text] >>> The file is 2,055,628 KB and Microsoft word will only let me open a 32MG >>> file maximum. >> >> YOu have a 2 GB doc file? Really? 2GB!!!??? >> How was it created? >> What does it contain? > >Could be a limitation of the file system you use (FAT16, HPFS...), rather >than of Word? > >Regards, >Klaus
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