Which of the following is true about linked files?
A) There is no connection between the destination and the source.
B) You can link any object by using the Paste Special dialog box and choosing Paste Link.
C) Linked files are more permanent and portable.
D) A linked file increases the file size of your publication.

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Linked files refer to an object in a publication that is linked to a source file, which means that any changes made to the source file will reflect in the linked object in the publication. Option B correctly explains the method of linking an object using the Paste Special dialog box and choosing Paste Link. Option A is incorrect since there is a connection between the destination and the source. Option C is partially correct because linked files are more portable but not necessarily more permanent since they rely on the availability of the source file. Option D is also incorrect because a linked file does not increase the file size of the publication but rather it contains a reference or a link to the source file.

Which of the Following Is True About Linked Files