On Mar 10, 8:18 am, YouBetcha <YouBet...[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I'd be interested to know what other are doing manage hyperlinks.
>
> For example, my notes tend to be organized by source document, so I use
> hyperlinks to connect ideas. For more complicated ideas, I create a "table
> of contents" page -- a page of hyperlinks that are related so I can organize
> and navigate to the links. It works, but it can be a little time-consuming
> to do this. Navigation is a bit clumsy, and I can't easily move around
> because I always have to navigate back to the table of contents.
>
> There is some intriguing software called "mindjet" that looks like it would
> do a good job (there are previous posts about this), but the software is
> twice as expensive as OneNote itself. That seems like a lot to basically
> assist with one feature.
>
> What have you done? I almost wish there was a way that if you give 10
> hyperlinks the same keyword "name", that clicking on any one of them would
> give you a map and let you go to any of the other 9.
I would imagine there's a way to hyperlink a search for a keyword that
is inserted into all of the grouped files. Probably a better way,
should you decide its worth it, would be to tag each relevant page and
then simply View-> All tagged notes. this is pretty much what I do.
Having said that, a way to automatically generate a table of contents
would be a great feature.
Tom S.
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