Adding 'See Also' Links

You can create a 'See Also' link from selected content to:

An entire source or node
Specific text or content in another source

Linking to an entire source or node

To link selected content to an entire source or node:

Open the source or node you want to link from —its content is displayed in Detail View.
Select the content you want to link from.

You can select text in the content column of a transcript row or select the entire row.

You can also select the required timespan in the timeline. This is especially useful when there is no transcribed text.

To do this, click the mouse at the beginning of the selection then drag and release at the end. The timespan is boxed in blue.

For picture sources

You can select text in the content column of a log row or select the entire row.

You can also select a region of the image.

To do this, click and drag the cursor to select the region.

On the Links menu, click See Also Link.
Click the New See Also link option.

The New See Also Link dialog box is displayed.

To link to an existing item

1. From the Option drop-down list, click the ExistingItem option.
2. Click the Select button.

The Select Project Item dialog box is displayed.

1. On the left, click the folder that contains the required item.
2. On the right, click the required item. Click the Filter button to display items based on specific criteria—refer to Using Advanced Find: Intermediate for more information.
3. Click OK.

To link to a new item

1. Select New<Item> from the Option drop-down list—this selection depends on the item type you want to create.
2. Click OK.
3. You are prompted to create the new item and a 'See Also' link (to the entire item) is created.

The new item is opened in DetailView.

Links Toolbar:

Select the text you want to link.
Click the New See Also Link toolbar button:

Right-click:

Right-click the text you want to link.
Click the Links option.
Click See AlsoLink.
Click the New See Also Link option.

Linking to selected content in a source or node

You can use the ‘Copy’ and ‘Paste As See Also link’ commands to link two ‘chunks’ of selected content. For example, you can link two different paragraphs within the same document, or link a picture region in one source to selected text in another source.

To link two 'chunks' of selected content:

Open the source or node you want to link from—its content is displayed in Detail View.

If you are linking to content in another project item, open the source or node that you want to link to, so that both items are open in Detail View.

Select the content that you want to link to (the destination of your link).

For audio and video sources

You can select to link to a transcript row, text in the content column or a portion of the timeline.

For picture sources

You can select to link to a log row (region coordinates plus content column), text in the content column or a region of the picture.

On the Edit menu, click Copy.
Select the content that you want to link from.
On the Edit menu, click Paste As See Also Link.

The See Also link is created.

Right-click:

Right-click the content you want to link to.
Click Copy.
Right-click the content you want to link from.
Click Paste As See Also Link.

Drag and Drop:

To do this between sources, you will need to undock one of the windows:

Put your cursor on the window you want to undock.
Click the Window menu and clear Docked Window.
Select the content you want to link from.
Select the content you want to link to.
Hold the CTRL + SHIFT keys and drag to the content you want to link from.

	If you link a reference item (for example: a source inside the node) to another item, the 'See Also' link will be created from the source itself and not the node where the source is referenced.