Try running the corrupt doc fixes on the doc that causes the problem.
Eternal pagination is a sign of corruption, though I don't know where the
message about the specific page number would be coming from.
The first way to check for a corrupt document is to
copy the entire thing, *excluding* the last paragraph mark, into a new
document. That last paragraph mark holds a lot of information which can get
corrupted, and copying the text into a document with a fresh one keeps your
formatting, but can fix some glitches.
A paragraph mark is a ¶. Click on ¶ on the standard toolbar to show
nonprinting characters, including paragraph marks.
See this link for further info and other fixes:
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/AppErrors/CorruptDoc.htm

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> I am using Word 2002 on Windows XP and am using the RD field to generate a
> table of contents from 12 separate documents. After setting the RD fields
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> not see anything unusual, such as a section break, on that page. Any
> solutions?