Bruce,
The option 1 is not preferred for a series of files.
When I do as you suggested for option 2, I do not get the prompt, but the
files are inserted as attachments without an option to do it differently.
I'm using ON 2007.
"BruceCr_ms" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > You can insert just a hyperlinks to a file, and not the file itself. There
> are two ways to do this:
> 1) Insert | Hyperlink, click ((Browse For File)), select your file, and
> choose ((OK)) twice.
> 2) Make sure your OneNote window is not maximized. Select the files you
> want in Windows Explorer and drag them onto the OneNote page. When the
> prompt comes up, choose to insert hyperlinks to your files.
>
> I hope this answers your question.
>
> Thanks for using OneNote!
>
> BruceCr_ms
> OneNote Test
>
> "Kevin Buchs" wrote:
>
> > I understand that ON offers the direct inclusion (not same as attachments?)
> > of file contents as a option that is seen to be more useful, but I want to
> > insert hyperlinks. I like that they are much more compact that the icons,
> > one per line, of the direct inclusion. There is no way I can find to change
> > that behavior. So, is there a way to insert a series of hyperlinks to files
> > I have selected in Windows Explorer? I have a workaround (involving a Tcl
> > script and some magic) but I wonder if I am missing something wonderful in ON.
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