Re: How to store links in Yojimbo

2008-04-10 Thread Charlie Garrison

Good morning,

On 10/4/08 at 8:04 AM +0200, Krzysztof Maj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I know that symlink is just a link, but it seems that Youjimbo 
does not do it by default. It you drag a file to the Yojimbo it 
will be copied to the Yojimbo database. In this case you have 
the same file twice on you hard disk right? Have you ever seen 
SOHO Notes app? In that app you can store symlinks not a raw 
files and then you have two pros: 1. You do not count you HDD 
space twice, 2. When your program database crashed or developer 
say that he doesn't want to develop this app anymore, you have 
your real file somewhere on the disk.
I am just lookin for application which help you organize your 
digital life, but I would like to avaid as much as possible 
some prioprietary database format risk in the future.


It sounds like you haven't tried the Add Hyperlink command I 
suggested. Drag a file from Finder the Add Hyperlink *dialog 
box* (or sheet). You get a link to the file, not a copy of it. 
Then you get things working the way you want. And the rest of 
this discussion becomes a moot point.


Charlie

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Re: How to store links in Yojimbo

2008-04-09 Thread Jan Erik Moström

Krzysztof M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08-04-08 15.29

This part of menu is only active when you click inside the note 
or highlight some portion of the text inside the note to make 
it hyperlinked. So that why I am asking is it any different way 
to store file links inside Yojimbo separately not as a pointer 
inside the note? For example SOHO Notes does it pretty well.


I don't know if this is what you want to do but ...

+   Create a bookmark in Yojimbo
+   Select the file you want link and drag it to the Location field
+   Add file:// to the beginning of the location field

(And you could make an applescript that do this so you only drag 
 drop on the applescript to get the link)


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Re: How to store links in Yojimbo

2008-04-08 Thread Robertson Dale A.
The Add hyperlink menu item is never active (always grayed out), and  
I can't find Hyperlink in the help facility. What's missing?

On Apr 8, 2008, at 8:54, Krzysztof Maj wrote:


On 2008-04-07, at 15:10, Charlie Garrison wrote:

Good evening,

On 7/4/08 at 8:43 AM -0400, Krzysztof Maj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

can anybody explain me how to store symbolic links inside the  
Yojimbo database instead of the real file? Is it possible?  
Because without it, you can loose HDD space really quickly,  
because you have the same file in two places. What do you think  
about it? What in case when Yojimbo crash and I need access to my  
files without Yojimbo?


Use the 'Add Hyperlink' menu item, then drag a file from Finder to  
the hyperlink dialog box. You get a URL for the file which is your  
'symlink'.




Thank you for your suggestion.
Yes, this is a one one to put hyperlink for the file, but inside  
the note. But how to store only sybolic links to file instead of  
physical one and do not count my hard disk space twice?





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