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Old 03-13-2014, 11:49 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Why am I prompted to save changes after launching a previously inserted text file Windows 7 64bit Why am I prompted to save changes after launching a previously inserted text file Office 2010 32bit
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Bill Clinton once said that it depends on what you mean by "is!" In this case it probably depends on what you mean by embed.

There are a number of ways to embed information in Word. Most involve fields. If a field is updated, Word sees that as a change, even though that updating was exactly what was supposed to happen.

I am assuming that the file you are embeding is one with a .txt extension.
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