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I used to have similar problems too, but after using “long path tool” everything was solved. Try this software and you would be glad you did.
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This article is excellent and provides a link example (\\DEVICENAME\Users\USERNAME\OneDrive\Documents\FOLDERNAME) that actually works for linking a folder in OneNote. Thank you!
I found this after suggestions provided on Microsoft Answers and other resources failed. For those complaining, unfortunately this is a more advanced topic due to different storage types (local, network, cloud) and different link syntax required depending on what you’re trying to do.
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Not very helpful
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Why? How did we fail to help in this article?
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This doesn’t work for a specific file path. I used to be able to do it, but now it won’t let me. I’m looking for a link to just the file path and not a specific document, since there are multiple documents in the folder I want people to look at. Anyway to do that? Thanks.
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It dosen’t work . file:// is not a link
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What if the person your sending it to do not have access to that folder. How are we supposed to send it for the person to access it.
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Recipients of an Outlook message with file:// can’t seem to get to the file; we usually see “The file /SHARED/andSoOn…” could not be found. I’d rather figure out how to get a Mac to use file:// instead of telling the boss to use smb: instead — do you know how?
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Are the recipients in the same network with you?
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