You can use 'See Also' links to remind you of the connections between project items. You can link a portion of one item's content to a whole item or to its selected content. For example, you might link a passage in Anna's interview transcript to:
A memo about female volunteers
A paragraph in the document Report on Volunteers
A timespan in a video file of Volunteers Group Discussion .
The nodefemale volunteers
When you create a 'See Also' link from selected text, it is displayed with a red highlight. From a selected audio or video timespan, it is displayed with a red bar on top. From a selected region of an image in a picture source, it is displayed as a red shade. View sample
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You can adjust the shading density of the linked picture region. Refer to Adjusting Picture Region Shading for more information.
A source can have any number of 'See Also' links.
You can view and manage 'See Also' links in the See Also Links folder—in Navigation View, click the Links button.
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You can also create a 'See Also' link from the text in a node—the link is added to the source's content. |
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