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Word documents in editing are likely to be damaged when they fail to save due to an accident or the system is shut down illegally or crashes down, which causes the document to display unreadable code or even become unopenable when it is opened next time. For this situation, we can try to manually repair the document by saving the corrupted file as RTF format or a different version of Word format. But this is not only troublesome, and the success rate is very low. This case, a better solution is to use the Word document auto-repair tool like DocRepair.
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