Yes, both scenarios are do-able. If you drag a URL to Yojimbo and
have the preferences set to "create WebArchive when handling a URL"
then the URL of the page will be stored in the comments field of the
Yojimbo record (accessible through the Inspector). The second
scenario (select some text and create a new note) can be accomplished
the AppleScript. The following post provides a good starting point
for a script to do that:
http://www.listsearch.com/Yojimbo/Message/index.lasso?2659
Cheers,
Rhet
On Mar 8, 2008, at 1:10 PM, Wayne Hardy wrote:
I am likely converting from EagleFiler to Yojimbo, but I need to
confirm that I can do the following somehow.
I need to capture the source URL of a website when I copy it,
whether highlighting some text on a page or capturing a web
archive. (I need to copy quite a bit of data from the Internet,
then be able to document the source months later.)
I searched the archives and found that it might be possible through
a script. But, the poster asked for clarification, then the thread
stopped. Could anyone give me a clear answer to this, as well as an
idea how to do it if its through scripting. I have not yet done
anything with scripts.
Thanks,
whardy
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