File Size TOO LARGE with linked files

Recently, I am working with illustrator CS6.
After inserting quite a lot of linked images (without embadding), the file size becomes much larger, up too nearly 400MB.
I saved without pfd competatble funcion already, but the file size is sill verry large
I did not face the same problem working with CS5 before, is that a bug for CS6?
or are there any suggested ways to solve?
THANKS

Are you "Placing" the image files or are you copying and pasting the files as so-called smart objects where they come in on their own layer? See if you can flatten the file. Another option is build the images in Photoshop and bring them in as one image.

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