lonestar21 1 Posted January 17, 2013 Share Posted January 17, 2013 Hi all,newb question:I'm trying to use evernote to help with songwriting. I'm writing lyrics on the fly in evernote. What I would really like to do is be able to point to the file on my filesystem where I have some audio files I want to associate with the lyrics. I'd like to be able to click on them in evernote and have them open in my audio workstation software. Any ideas?thanks! Link to comment
Marfa 1 Posted January 17, 2013 Share Posted January 17, 2013 This option is really useful for me too. But I'm using evernote on 3 PC and Android phone. So there should be some kind of marker for files which shows on what device this file locates Link to comment
Levi 1 Posted January 17, 2013 Share Posted January 17, 2013 Is simply dragging a file into EN an option? I am a premium user so I can drag in any file type I want. As long as the computer is smart enough to open the correct audio workstation program, it should still work if you double click a file that you have copied into EN. Is that what you are asking about?Levi Link to comment
Level 5* jefito 5,598 Posted January 17, 2013 Level 5* Share Posted January 17, 2013 A couple of things that you can do that appear to work:* Make a shortcut for the desired item, and drag it into an Evernote note. Double-clicking on these activates the item.* Make a direct link to the item, and add an Evernote hyperlink with the URL. The format should mirror what you'd get if you dragged it into a browser (e.g. FireFox or Chrome). For example, I have a JPG on my desktop. The link to the file is: file:///C:/Users/Jeff/Desktop/Merry%20Christmas%202012.jpg. Made a hyperlink of this, and then clicking on it activated it.Note that these are only going to work on your local machine. Link to comment
Marfa 1 Posted January 18, 2013 Share Posted January 18, 2013 A couple of things that you can do that appear to work:* Make a shortcut for the desired item, and drag it into an Evernote note. Double-clicking on these activates the item.* Make a direct link to the item, and add an Evernote hyperlink with the URL. The format should mirror what you'd get if you dragged it into a browser (e.g. FireFox or Chrome). For example, I have a JPG on my desktop. The link to the file is: file:///C:/Users/Jeff/Desktop/Merry%20Christmas%202012.jpg. Made a hyperlink of this, and then clicking on it activated it.Note that these are only going to work on your local machine.this is great soultion. But it should have native support by cliien. Plus they could add mailto links Link to comment
Marfa 1 Posted February 12, 2013 Share Posted February 12, 2013 A couple of things that you can do that appear to work:* Make a shortcut for the desired item, and drag it into an Evernote note. Double-clicking on these activates the item.* Make a direct link to the item, and add an Evernote hyperlink with the URL. The format should mirror what you'd get if you dragged it into a browser (e.g. FireFox or Chrome). For example, I have a JPG on my desktop. The link to the file is: file:///C:/Users/Jeff/Desktop/Merry%20Christmas%202012.jpg. Made a hyperlink of this, and then clicking on it activated it.Note that these are only going to work on your local machine. this link doesn't work... Link to comment
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