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You could bookmark the relevant text in &nbsp;the source document and put an INCLUDETEXT field in the receiving documents.
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You could bookmark the relevant text in  the source document and put an INCLUDETEXT field in the receiving documents.

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Here is Microsoft's article on INCLUDETEXT fields<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212041" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212041</a>
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Here is Microsoft's article on INCLUDETEXT fields

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212041 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212041]

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I didn try the &quot;paste as link &quot;&nbsp;Button. It explained it right on the window once the selection was made.<br />
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I didn try the "paste as link " Button. It explained it right on the window once the selection was made.

Thanks

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I have several plans that share procedures with an over arching, master plan that must be kept in separate documents (Do not ask me why, a client requirement). Is there a way I can link the text for these procedures so that when I update the master plan, it updates the text in another document. I was thinking <i><b>paste special</b></i>, but as of yet no Joy.<br />
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Thanks
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I have several plans that share procedures with an over arching, master plan that must be kept in separate documents (Do not ask me why, a client requirement). Is there a way I can link the text for these procedures so that when I update the master plan, it updates the text in another document. I was thinking paste special, but as of yet no Joy.

Thanks

How can I link text between two documents?

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