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Using the Alt-F9 approach is simply a manual method for creating fields - I use it a lot. Of itself, though, that won't prevent Word updating the file path to match your system's UNC names. To do that, you'd have to use a path that points to a physical folder on a physical drive, such as your C drive. I suspect your UNC path points to a virtual drive & folder combination.
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SusieBennett SusieBennett is offline How do I change Excel Chart Object link references from UNC to drive letter? Windows 7 64bit How do I change Excel Chart Object link references from UNC to drive letter? Office 2010 64bit
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Using the Alt-F9 approach is simply a manual method for creating fields - I use it a lot. Of itself, though, that won't prevent Word updating the file path to match your system's UNC names. To do that, you'd have to use a path that points to a physical folder on a physical drive, such as your C drive. I suspect your UNC path points to a virtual drive & folder combination.
It is a virtual drive and folder. It's not possible, in this case, to use a physical drive. I'm stuck with the resources I've got. But surely there must be some creative solution to this? Perhaps there's some program floating around out there?
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