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I have a large onenote-notebook that I have been using for study notes. There are many hyperlinks to pdf files. The problem is that all these hyperlinks refer to paths starting with: "C:\Users\RL..." whereas on my new pc, the folder where all my pdf now is located is "C:\User\Ronny...". I did not see this coming when I installed and copied everything from the old pc.
I have checked out the "mklink" command. Maybe something like mlink /J C:\Users\Ronny C:\Users\RL would work? I am scared to do try this and need some advice.
I'm not sure if this could help, but windows has an environment variable which refers to the user folder named
%USERPROFILE%
. Your links would become something like%USERPROFILE%\rest\of\path
– Wouter Florijn – 2015-04-03T16:19:09.443Easier solution would be to reference to OneDrive since your already using that and/or use the Public profile – Ramhound – 2015-04-03T16:20:14.357
I dont whish to edit the hyperlinks since there are so many. Also, it seems to be a lot of work to change the name of my user-folder. – Ronny Landsverk – 2015-04-03T16:33:07.577