When you link an object, you place a copy of the object in the destination file that is no longer connected to the original object in the source file.

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When you link an object, you are not placing a copy of the object in the destination file. Instead, you are creating a connection between the original object in the source file and the object in the destination file. Any changes made to the original object will be reflected in the linked object in the destination file.

When You Link an Object, You Place a Copy of the Object