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My first approach was, creating a link or text column and get the item-link somehow into this column (automated). Then create an automated mail, which uses the column in which the link is copied. If there would be a column which displays the item-link (automated - not the item-id!), this would be useful for other automations as well.
I am trying to share some files but when I right click the file in Windows Explorer there is no "Copy Dropbox link" option. The dropbox icon is showing in my system tray and I have restarted. Any ideas how to fix this? A restart has fixed it in the past, but not today
I'm having the same issue on a win 10 pc. Windows explorer no longer displays the dropbox icon or the or the options to share, copy link or view on dropbox when you right click files or folders in dropbox. I assume this is a registry issue, which setting control this? I have uninstalled and reinstalled dropox, that did not resolve the issue.
Issue: I want to link to an asana task from another place (e.g. google docs). If I use the copy task link feature then only the url is copied. But it would be much easier for readers if it would also copy the title of the task.
This is something I do about 20 times per day. Constantly having to copy & paste twice is a pain. Ideally there should be way to copy both the title and the link in one go. @Rebecca_McGrath is there someway to escalate this feature request?
I have a table with several views. How can I copy or link those views to another location? When I'm in a view & use the copy link command & past that, it pastes the entire table not just the view. I can duplicate the view but can't seem to move that to another location.
So when you use the "Copy Link" function in Team for a file or folder that link will only work so long as the file/folder isn't moved. If a user tried to access the file/folder after it has been moved they receive a "You don't have access to this file" message. However when you create a link to the same file/folder via Sharepoint the link works even if the file is moved.
This is becoming a real frustration point for my team and I am trying to see if there is some way in Teams to generate sharing links that are persistent like what I am finding in Sharepoint. Does anyone have a solution or know if Microsoft if working on a feature like this for Teams?
Let me also add that this isn't super straight forward as you can create links from several places, and when choosing to copy in Teams you also have the Teams link and SharePoint option. While working in SharePoint you can actually access the previous file location without an error.
Thanks for the follow up and also thanks for pointing out that the Sharepoint link is a bit of a work around for this issue. That is probably what I end up recommending to my team but it is still frustrating that the Teams link functionality isn't on par.
I am coming from years of using Box and they have had this persistent link feature as long as I can remember. So long as the file wasn't deleted the link always worked. Maybe I need to see if there is a User Voice request for this feature.
I really cannot believe that Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, a highly professional application, on Windows 10, a highly professional OS, would not have the facility to copy a URL -- but this is what I get when I right click on a hyperlink in a PDF opened there:
By default my browser opens PDF with the Adobe Reader (not the browser PDF viewer). If it is not the case for you copying the url of the pdf file in Chrome browser address bar might be enough (no need to save the file locally).
This is a revoltingly terrible answer (and I will not fault anyone for not upvoting it), but today I was able to hover over the link in Acrobat Reader with my mouse, whereupon the tooltop displayed the URL I wanted, then open another window running a text editor, and retype the link in there, i.e. copy-by-eyeball. The saving grace was that while Acrobat Reader was in the background (my text editor being in the foreground) the tooltip still displayed, so the transcription was at least straightforward. (Hopping back and forth between Acrobat Reader and my text editor would have been even more annoying!)
When copying files or directories that contain special characters (such as [and ]), you need to escape those paths following the Golang rules to preventthem from being treated as a matching pattern. For example, to copy a filenamed arr[0].txt, use the following;
Enabling this flag in COPY or ADD commands allows you to copy files withenhanced semantics where your files remain independent on their own layer anddon't get invalidated when commands on previous layers are changed.
Use --link to reuse already built layers in subsequent builds with--cache-from even if the previous layers have changed. This is especiallyimportant for multi-stage builds where a COPY --from statement wouldpreviously get invalidated if any previous commands in the same stage changed,causing the need to rebuild the intermediate stages again. With --link thelayer the previous build generated is reused and merged on top of the newlayers. This also means you can easily rebase your images when the base imagesreceive updates, without having to execute the whole build again. In backendsthat support it, BuildKit can do this rebase action without the need to push orpull any layers between the client and the registry. BuildKit will detect thiscase and only create new image manifest that contains the new layers and oldlayers in correct order.
The same behavior where BuildKit can avoid pulling down the base image can alsohappen when using --link and no other commands that would require access tothe files in the base image. In that case BuildKit will only build the layersfor the COPY commands and push them to the registry directly on top of thelayers of the base image.
When using --link the COPY/ADD commands are not allowed to read any filesfrom the previous state. This means that if in previous state the destinationdirectory was a path that contained a symlink, COPY/ADD can not follow it.In the final image the destination path created with --link will always be apath containing only directories.
If you don't rely on the behavior of following symlinks in the destinationpath, using --link is always recommended. The performance of --link isequivalent or better than the default behavior and, it creates much betterconditions for cache reuse.
For example, if your image is a reusable Python application builder, itwill require application source code to be added in a particulardirectory, and it might require a build script to be called afterthat. You can't just call ADD and RUN now, because you don't yethave access to the application source code, and it will be different foreach application build. You could simply provide application developerswith a boilerplate Dockerfile to copy-paste into their application, butthat's inefficient, error-prone and difficult to update because itmixes with application-specific code.
I would like to get your help with strapi, I have a problem in the strapi manager specifically in the media library, when I try to copy the link of an uploaded file does not work, nothing happens, I have tried to reinstall the manager, update the version of strapi and still no solution. it would be of great help if I find help here.
Have you tried typing [[ and then give keywords to the note you want to link to? That is the easiest way to create wiki-links. Now, if you want a wiki-link from the note where you are typing copied to the clipboard, I recommend you use the Obsidian42 Text Transporter plugin. You can assign a hotkey to the command Send link of current note to the clipboard and that will do it for you. The plugin also allows you to send internal links to other files easily. Ah, also, you can trigger all these commands by typing / inside your note, that will bring the command palette without you hitting CMD+P.
I've created an interactive PDF (using InDesign) with some text links (Text with hyperlink embedded). I cannot copy that text from the PDF (I'm using Acrobat) to a Microsoft Word document without it stripping the hyperlink from the pasted text. Is this something that cannot be done? I understand you can right click on link text to copy the url string, but I don't want that - I just want to copy over a text link so it retains all formatting, including the link, to Microsoft Word (or even into an email).
Actually, I figured it out - if you just move your curser just below the select link text it changes from the hand icon to an arrow icon and you can right-click and select "Copy with Formatting" - so it does work, just had to figure out how to do it - THANK YOU! You were a huge help!
This half works the way I want it to - THANK YOU. But, here's the issue. It works fine if I select regular text and a text link together - but if I only select just the text link, this is the contextual menu I get (see attached) - It doesn't give me the "copy with formatting" option in Acrobat, just "open weblink.../copy link location". Is there a setting in preferences or anything that might help toggle this or something?
I'm on a Mac, but what I want is exactly what you said intially - I want to copy that text link with formatting, but be able to do it if I ONLY select the link, not the link with other plain text - does this make sense (the contextual menu changes/doesn't give me the option if I just select the link text)? I just wish it would give me the option upon only text link select to "copy with formatting" but it doesn't - it just gives me the copy link location, which is what I don't want - I want the smaller text link - not the whole URL string - if that makes sense. Any other thoughts?
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