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1. The document discusses best practices for modular writing that can be implemented in both Microsoft Word and DITA frameworks. It argues that if you focus on best practices like segmenting information and encapsulating segments, you can create parallel documentation sets across different authoring tools. 2. It provides examples of how some best practices like segmenting information, encapsulating segments, and classifying information types can be implemented in both MS Word and DITA. 3. The document demonstrates the best practices on sample content using both MS Word and DITA, comparing how elements like references between segments and organization into maps can be achieved in each framework.
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