Erik Gulbrandsen said:
About allowing clients to see the "split screen". Do you want them to
edit the file, or just view it? Does it need to be on another computer,
or, can you use a video projector and one laptop?
let me know more about what you are looking for.
I don't think my question must have been clearly stated. Here's what I want
to do.
The hyperlinking function is what I'm trying to implement in a speedy
manner. Here's how I use it:
1. I have a section in my client file where I list the issues, both legal
and factual. I use a page for each issue.
2. I then go searching through past work stored in ON, in CaseLaw, also
stored in ON and downloads from the internet.
3. When I find a pithy quote, or a particuarly relevant piece of work, I
right click and select the hyperlink function.
4. Now, I have to find the issue which I want hyperlinked to this piece of
information, so I have to leave the page where I found the desired info and
find the issue to which it is to be hyperlinked.
5. My thought was that a split screen would allow me to quickly make the
hyperlink connection and keep going back into the research window.
So you can see that I was not trying to allow a client to view my work at
all. BUT, now that I have explained what I'm trying to do, I have a thought.
Why not use the back and forward buttons on the tool bar. I would start on
the page with the issue under consideration, then after selecting the
NoteBook or section to search for info, once that info is found, the first
hyperlink function is left on the research info and a click on the back arrow
button should return me to the issue page where I could place the remaining
part of the hyperlink.
That will probably work, but now that I have explained it in greater detail,
do you have any further suggestions?
BTW, I absolutely love ON 2007, I wish I could have had this application
decades ago. I tell all my colleages that I consider ON to be a "killer app."
Thanks for helping me with this question.