Link to PL Notes in MW Notes

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Post by msfry »

I've seen this done before but can't figure it out.

How does one add a link in the Notes section of the MW, to the PL Notes posted in the project forum? It is sometimes very hard, on a long project spanning several months, to find those PL Notes several weeks later. Any help much appreciated.
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See the little paper icon next to a post's date stamp? That's a link directly to the post.

I have this saved in my typing macro program: PL notes <a href="" target="_blank">HERE</a>

Right click on the paper icon of the post you want, click "copy link" (or something like that), then paste that between the two "" marks. Such as:

PL notes <a href="viewtopic.php?p=1385490#p1385490" target="_blank">HERE</a>

I also think it works for those scared of html to put the page number of the forum that the PL notes are on: "PL notes page 9". It doesn't get you to the exact post, but it gets you close. :)
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Thanks, Tricia. I knew it was something simple. Now, what is a "typing macro program"? :?
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Nothing important. A small program I have that I have that types stuff at the click of a button.
http://www.wavget.com/typeitin/
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Post by knotyouraveragejo »

There are also free browser addins to do this. I used mywords for Firefox and more recently prokeys in Chrome.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mywords

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/prokeys/ekfnbpgmmeahnnlpjibofkobpdkifapn?hl=en
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