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Default Editing Link Source

I am copying a worksheet from one workbook to another. this creates
links in the destination workbook. I am surpressing the update links
message, however when the source can not be found a window asking to
find the source pops up. I am looking for a way to do any of the
following:
1. Set the link source so it looks in the destination workbook which is
looking for a source file.
2. Skip the update link procedure all together, in a way that the user
will never see
3. Perform the copy without creating a link in the first place

The formulas that contain links get overwritten in a subroutine but the
workbook still thinks it needs to update links. This wasnt a problem
until files began getting passed across a network and the path to the
link source was no longer the correct path. (i.e. the link source file
doesnt reside on the local computer.)
Thanks for any help.

 
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