Packaging and links

Hello all.
I do a lot of tenders which are similar to each other but not the same.
If I have a document that is similar I package it off so I can use that version. What I want is for the links in the packaged one to link to the folder its been packaged with. This never works though it always keeps the likns to the original documents links and this causes me no end of headaches.
Is there a way to package off a document and have it link to the links folder that it gets packaged with? There appears to be an option to update links prior to clicking OK, but this does nothing.

This catagorically fails on both my macs.
Let me give an example. Aa the minute I am being very careful, but perhaps there is an error in my workflow.
I complete Book 'A' it has 10 documents in it.
I package book A. This new package folder I rename 'B' and change the book file from 'A' to 'B'
I open book file 'B' Sure enough it has 10 documents. I open up various documents and the links imply they are now in folder B link folder. All good. But if I change one of those links, documents in book A folder now want their links updated to this change, so does packaging change the link for the original files??
Further more and this totally happened because I was being real careful. In book B, I opened all the documents then went to find/change and changed one name for another name there were 3 instances over all documents.
Saved and closed.
Opened Book A documents, and all the names have changed in their also!
This is really spoiling my work flow. But accept that perhaps I am doing something wrong?

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    Revision: 15810
    Revision: 15810
    Author:   [email protected]
    Date:     2010-04-29 02:47:22 -0700 (Thu, 29 Apr 2010)
    Log Message:
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    Bugs:
    Reviewer: Corey (post commit)
    Tests run: checkintests
    Is noteworthy for integration: NO
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