Wordwide is the platform provided by Microsoft for publishing documents. Wordwide allows you to manage your documents in a central location, but also allows you to share them with others through email, instant message and collaboration tools. You can share documents with others if they have Wordwide as part of their installed software. This will make the files easily accessible from multiple users. There are some limitations to Wordwide, however. These are discussed below.

One of the main limitations of Wordwide is that it limits you on the number of documents that can be kept in one document. Since it limits the size of the document, one document cannot exceed 100 KB. On top of that, it also limits the formatting options of the document. The font and color options are fixed and cannot be changed. You also cannot add any additional attributes to the document. These are some of the document limitations that Wordwide cannot take.

When you try to share your Wordwide document to other users, they will only be able to read the text or the embedded fonts. They will not be able to open any other attachments such as graphics, PDF or any other document types. If you try to attach any other file, it will only be shown in the reader’s view and will not be saved onto their hard drive. You will also not be able to edit the attached document.

Another limitation of Wordwide is that you cannot search for both Microsoft Word and Excel in the document search tool. Word is specific when it comes to searching for Microsoft Office programs. If you try to search for these two items in Word, the document will not open unless you have the Office installed on your computer.

A third limitation of Wordwide is that you cannot organize a document or a set of documents into a folder. This means that if you want to label a document, you will only be able to create a new document and not label it with a different name. If you want to organize your documents, you will just be unable to do so because you will only be able to create new documents and not rename them or add any other kind of metadata to the document.

On the other hand, Excel has features that will allow you to search for both Word and Wordwide documents. If you use the full search feature of Excel, you will be able to find all types of documents that are stored in Wordwide and Word. In Excel, you can also add metadata to the document such as the name of the person who wrote it, the publisher, and the date when the document was created. You can also search for specific keywords within the document and specify the range you want the search to cover.