Notebooks don’t have links, but you can create a “virtual notebook” in a note. Why would you want to? Well, you may have used up the allotted number of notebooks, or you don’t like using notebooks, or you want to collect notes from various notebooks in a single place. Or maybe like me, you find the search process tedious and time consuming.
You can copy the same note to various notebooks, but if you make changes, it won’t automatically update the other notes. If you use a virtual notebook, you’d have only one note that you can readily update.
Gil is a website designer. One of his projects requires he find the code from other projects and archived notes. He also must be linked to some websites and some shared documents on cloud drives. He has notes with color schemes, graphical snippets, and a photo gallery of stock images he is considering.
Rather than set up a notebook for this project, Gil created a virtual notebook in a single note. It’s a variation on the Master Notes you saw in this book:
You may recognize the note from color="#0070c0">Chapter 4. It was the one with the elephant graphic. You can find the virtual notebook template in your bonus Resource Kit.
