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This tutorial starts by nailing the key object linking and embedding (OLE): how to choose between linking and embedding, and how to deal with broken links after one of your colleagues has made the wrong choice. The tutorial then shows you how to deal with the grievances typically aired about mail merging, from using filtering and fields to create a smarter mail merge to convincing Word that a document really isn't a merge document anymore.

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