1. The finished book has been automatically generated and typeset directly from the database of paragraphs and link objects.

2. Each link object specifies some source node, link type, target node, pointers to paragraphs, and perhaps other attributes.

3. The direct-manipulation interface allows users to select a link object and be shown a paragraph or conversely.

4. As a rule of thumb no source node name should occur in just one link object nor in many link objects.

5. A linked object must be converted at the source.

6. Opens embedded or linked object in its original program.

7. Cannot verify the update setting for the linked object.

8. Explain the difference between a linked object and an embedded object?

9. PowerPoint can't create the storage required for an embedded or linked object.

10. Returns the name of the file from which an embedded or linked object was created.

11. According to the common mapping rules, it mainly contains whole object table, linked object table[ ], primitive element tables and so on.