rhaynes74 2 Posted July 4, 2013 Share Posted July 4, 2013 Hi folks, I currently user evernote on a work desktop (iMac) and my macbook air. I want to create a link to a dropbox folder in an evernote note. The dropbox folderis available on both machines. On the iMac it looks like /Users/username1/Dropbox/folder1 and on the macbook air it appears as /Users/username2/Dropbox/folder1 where username 1 and username2 are DIFFERENT. Using a link like: file:///~/Dropbox/folder1 does not work and I can't simply use file://Users/username1/Dropbox/folder1 becausethen the link would not work on the macbook air. I thought the ~ would fix it but I guess ~ stands for /Users/username1 or /Users/username2 and this adds an extra / at the beginning. Any fixes besides changing the user names to match (not a simple procedure). Best,RH I know how to create the link. Link to comment
forever-evernote 29 Posted July 5, 2013 Share Posted July 5, 2013 Hi rhyanes74, unfortunately we currently do not support local links or non-http links. Thanks for your input though! Link to comment
rhaynes74 2 Posted July 5, 2013 Author Share Posted July 5, 2013 Hi rhyanes74, unfortunately we currently do not support local links or non-http links. Thanks for your input though! Hi - actually you do support non-http links, highlight text in a note and then command-k pulls up the link box, use file:///Users/username/directory/ this works great. The problem I mentioned above can be solve by using a soft link to map /Users/directory1 to /Users/directory2 (or vice versa). Best, RH Link to comment
forever-evernote 29 Posted July 5, 2013 Share Posted July 5, 2013 Oops, I accidentally was thinking of something else when I wrote that. Sorry! Glad you found a solution Link to comment
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rhaynes74 2
Hi folks, I currently user evernote on a work desktop (iMac) and my macbook air.
I want to create a link to a dropbox folder in an evernote note. The dropbox folder
is available on both machines. On the iMac it looks like
/Users/username1/Dropbox/folder1
and on the macbook air it appears as
/Users/username2/Dropbox/folder1
where username 1 and username2 are DIFFERENT. Using a link like:
file:///~/Dropbox/folder1
does not work and I can't simply use
file://Users/username1/Dropbox/folder1 because
then the link would not work on the macbook air.
I thought the ~ would fix it but I guess ~ stands for /Users/username1 or /Users/username2 and this adds
an extra / at the beginning.
Any fixes besides changing the user names to match (not a simple procedure).
Best,
RH
I know how to create the link.
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