have to find some other solution to read/annotate/hyperlink files in efficient way. How does this sound? Aaaargh, this is not going to work because of relative paths. In that case I'd drag/drop file to item note, go to hyperlink option, precede it with "foxitreader.exe" and add "-n pagenumber" at the end, or whatever needed for any other program. What about giving user option to run any command line? So that the option in hyperlink would read File/URL/CMD OK, I change my question if the hyperlink parsing doesn't look good to you. shortcut) and then link to link just to have simple thing done + my notes would depend on external shortcuts, grrrr. The second is not efficient cause I'd need to create a link (ie.
The first one would be nice but not feasible. Should be straightforward :^).Īlternatively, create a Windows shortcut with the target + command-line parameters, and hyperlink to the shortcut file in UR. The best thing would be for FoxitReader to do what UR does: support a URL protocol (a URL format for command-line launching, ala ur://C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/user/My%20Documents/My%20Stuff.urd?item=1000).
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