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nexusstone |
Okay, this time I'm trying hhhh for href=:
<a hhhh"onenote:/C:\Documents\OneNote%20Notebooks\Work%20Notebook\ToDos.one#OneNoteLinks§ion-id={A4 206E97-1DAE-48FE-9F91-4EFDFEF9D288}&page-id={AE1E59C5-B91F-417D-B9C0-775EBEFF972D}&object-id={2E0636 BC-56F9-03A2-29CD-2B763164CD82}&10">OneNoteLinks |
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nexusstone |
Oops, the href came out as a link -- rather than text -- so, I'm trying again -- & substituting hhhref for href: {Hopefully, this will show the text (not the link).]
OneNoteLinks |
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nexusstone |
Personally, I think that the Note feature of Toodledo is pretty retarded -- as it is only plain text.
In an effort to make this (MUCH) more 'robust', I thought that it would be pretty interesting to create OneNote link(s). Imo, OneNote is a VERY useful & rich environment -- which I use endlessly for LOTS of stuff. However, I am not very keen on OneNote for tasks -- including (in particular) its links to Outlook tasks. The following hyperlink taken from OneNote works if you paste it in the Toodledo Note field: OneNoteLinks [The (real) OneNote hyperlink has 3 right-slashes ("onenote:///C:\...) -- but the 3-right-slash link doesn't work until you remove two of them.] As it stands, this link is pretty messy: it brings up an open dialog -- & throws error message(s) at the end. But, it WORKS. I'm sure that some of you guys who know more web coding than I (the level of which is HIGHLY rudimentary) may be able to clean up the operation & structure of this link. |