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I was experimenting with the Insert/Link function to insert a text file into
a Word Document, but it isn't inserting a link, it's inserting the actual
text. It will insert a true link for a picture (the picture will change if
the external picture changes), but not for a text file (the text will NOT
change if the external file changes, and the master file size increases). Is
this how Insert/Link is supposed to work?
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Default Insert/Link isn't a link

See http://daiya.mvps.org/includetext.htm, and note that IncludeText fields
don't update automatically.

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I was experimenting with the Insert/Link function to insert a text file
into
a Word Document, but it isn't inserting a link, it's inserting the actual
text. It will insert a true link for a picture (the picture will change
if
the external picture changes), but not for a text file (the text will NOT
change if the external file changes, and the master file size increases).
Is
this how Insert/Link is supposed to work?



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