For this reason, Microsoft prevents you from being able to move the source file to a different location. One caveat with this method is moving the source file would break the embedded object’s link. Double-clicking the icon will open the second Word file. The file will now be embedded in your Word document. We’ll check both options in this example. This is ideal when saving space is imperative.
Selecting “Link to File” by itself will insert the content of the other file inside a text box.
Changes made to the source file will be reflected in your document.
The file path of the selected file will now appear in the text box next to “Browse.” Now, you need to decide how you want to insert the object.
