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curt.schneider	Posted Jul 07, 2010 in: How to create links to a file Score: 1 curt.schneider Posted: Jul 07, 2010 Score: 1 Thanks Andrew for the clarifying comment on the HTTP references available in notes. Other tools like SharePoint etc have this kind of functionality. I'm trying to use Toodledo to manage technology projects I work with multiple customers in our internal company network. The customers provide data files etc on shared servers and I need to keep a reference to them which is my "oft scattered" reference... so not personal habit! Easy enough to just include in the note, but a hyperlink would be better.
curt.schneider	Posted Jul 06, 2010 in: How to create links to a file Score: 0 curt.schneider Posted: Jul 06, 2010 Score: 0 I'm a new user trying to work my way through all the functionality. Does anyone know of a way to create a link in my notes areas that could take me to a subdirectory and/or open a file. This would be very handy for linking to my project reference materials oft scattered everywhere. I tried to figure out and html tag but no success. Any ideas?

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Posted Jul 07, 2010 in: How to create links to a file

Score: 1

curt.schneider
Posted: Jul 07, 2010
Score: 1

Thanks Andrew for the clarifying comment on the HTTP references available in notes. Other tools like SharePoint etc have this kind of functionality. I'm trying to use Toodledo to manage technology projects I work with multiple customers in our internal company network. The customers provide data files etc on shared servers and I need to keep a reference to them which is my "oft scattered" reference... so not personal habit! Easy enough to just include in the note, but a hyperlink would be better.

curt.schneider

Posted Jul 06, 2010 in: How to create links to a file

Score: 0

curt.schneider
Posted: Jul 06, 2010
Score: 0

I'm a new user trying to work my way through all the functionality. Does anyone know of a way to create a link in my notes areas that could take me to a subdirectory and/or open a file. This would be very handy for linking to my project reference materials oft scattered everywhere. I tried to figure out and html tag but no success. Any ideas?