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I have searched but cannot find anything on turning a folder pathname into a clickable link that I can have pasted in a document.
Essentially, I want to have a document that has a link on it that will open a finder window with the contents of that folder displayed.
I know how to get the pathname - but what do I add to make it a link?
/Users/imac/Documents/PKMS Development Project Material/Previous PKMS/Old PKMS
MacBook
Thanks Niel. That worked once I removed the spaces. And only after hitting [return] after
file:///Users/imac/Documents/PKMS_Development_Project_Material/Previous_PKMS/Old_PKMS
Also - thanks so much for the super fast answer!
It varies depending on the program. In some cases, add file:// before the path; others may require an application-specific hyperlink function. You may need to use %20 where the spaces are.
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It's OmniFocus. Thanks. I will try some.
How do I turn a pathname into a link
