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David Johnston
I use OneNote to link into my contacts in Outlook, using
similar links to this
Outlook:\\Personal%20Folders\Contacts\~Michelle%20L%
20Thomson
This enables me to create a list of attendees at a
meeting and have links to all their details when I need
them later.
In addtion I use File:/// links to occasionally open
documents in other packages outside of the office suite.
Unfortunately whenever I do either of these really useful
things I have to deal with a dialog box telling me: -
"Hyperlinks can be harmful to your computer and data."
Which I have to click to clear. Is there a way to turn
such notification off ?. I understand its useful for
those of us who lack an appropriate respect for
executable files, but after the first 50 times I would
like to get to my data quickly.
David Johnston
p.s. I should add that I find OneNote an excellent
product to use, it has changed the way I take notes and
do research. I cannot wait for future versions with some
form of internal hyperlinking.
similar links to this
Outlook:\\Personal%20Folders\Contacts\~Michelle%20L%
20Thomson
This enables me to create a list of attendees at a
meeting and have links to all their details when I need
them later.
In addtion I use File:/// links to occasionally open
documents in other packages outside of the office suite.
Unfortunately whenever I do either of these really useful
things I have to deal with a dialog box telling me: -
"Hyperlinks can be harmful to your computer and data."
Which I have to click to clear. Is there a way to turn
such notification off ?. I understand its useful for
those of us who lack an appropriate respect for
executable files, but after the first 50 times I would
like to get to my data quickly.
David Johnston
p.s. I should add that I find OneNote an excellent
product to use, it has changed the way I take notes and
do research. I cannot wait for future versions with some
form of internal hyperlinking.