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User clutz changed the following:

                What    |Old value                 |New value
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                  Status|CLOSED                    |REOPENED
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              Resolution|WONTFIX                   |
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Feb  8 12:18:01 +0000 
2008 -------
you mean that a user has to adjust the names of the used variables before
documents could be merged into a large document? I dont't think this is what
users want if they use Insert->File... After merging documents into one large, I
would expect textual identical copies of the single documents in the large 
document.

please consider that a "insert File" operation is used for other purposes than
for example copy'n'paste operations. If I for example copy'n'paste a user field
it is an act where I'm much more aware of what I am doing than with the more
powerful Insert->File operation and for copy'n'paste actions, the current
behaviour would be correct. 

The question is: for which purposes do people use Insert->File? Can you give me
a usecase in which people that use Insert->File expect the current behaviour
regarding user field variables? I can give you one usecase in which I expect a
large document with textual identical(!) copies: merging multiple documents into
one large.

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