Me as well. Being able to eyeball which publications have files and to
open them is quite useful. One possibility might be to have something
like Mail's attachment column; if narrow, it shows a paperclip; if
widened, the paperclip as well as the number of items attached.
This would be an ideal solution for me as well -- it lets one see if
there's a file, and doesn't require multiple columns.
Along with this, one way to deal with opening multiple files might be
when one right-clicks the "attachment" column, to have the list of
files appear in the context menu so the context menu would look
something like this:
Get Info
Remove
---------------
Open Linked Files
Open NameOfFirstLinkedFile.pdf
Open NameOfSecondLinkedFile.pdf
(etc.)
---------------
Copy Cite Command
(etc.)
--Derick
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