Add Hyperlink to Text
Description | : | Search for instances of given text and add the given hyperlink to them assuming their font size is less than the given limit. NOTE: If you want to link to the non-web version of OneNote you must copy the hyperlink from the object you want to link to, paste it into OneNote, then copy the link from that hyperlinked text. |
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Author(s) | : | OmnesPotens | |||||||||||||
Category | : | Hyperlink | |||||||||||||
Last Updated | : | April 04, 2018 | |||||||||||||
Requirements | : | OneNote 2010 or above | |||||||||||||
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Changelog | : | April 04, 2018 (933144) - OmnesPotens April 04, 2018 (F35531) - OmnesPotens March 21, 2018 (C2E1D9) - OmnesPotens March 15, 2018 (19B49C) - OmnesPotens |
Comments
OmnesPotens - 2018-04-09
For anyone who downloads and uses this macro, please keep in mind that it seems like the macro functions used to find text do not "Match Word" meaning if you are searching for the word "goblin" and the following words are in the scope: "goblin", "goblins", "goblinoids" it will likely link to all 3 entries because the substring "goblin" exists in all of them. I am unsure if this is intentional or not as I can't seem to get a definitive answer on this.