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You can attach files, folders, email addresses and website links (URLs) to your tasks. You can easily open or copy them later.
Swift To-Do List 8 can store both links (shortcuts) to files, or embed the actual files in the database (This has been added in version 7.10).
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How to add an attachment
There are many ways to add an attachment to a task.
| • | The easiest way to attach a file or folder to a task is to select the task and simply drag & drop the file or folder to the notes panel, or to the attachment panel. |
| • | You can also simply copy (Control+C) and then paste (Control+V) the files and folders into the notes panel or into the attachment panel. |
| • | Another way is to right-click the notes panel and use the Attachments menu item. This allows you to add emails and website links too. |
| • | Yet another way is to use the attachment panel toolbar, but the attachments panel must be displayed. To display the attachments panel, use View -> Attachments -> Always Show. |
| • | You can also simply Edit the task that you want add attachments to, and use the Attachments tab. |
Attachments tips & tricks
| • | You can Drag and Drop any attachments outside of the attachments panel too, not just inside. |
| • | You can fully utilize clipboard (Control+C, Control+V) in the attachments panel. |
| • | It is possible to copy or Drag and Drop multiple attachments at the same time. |
| • | The attachment panel has two views - Icons and Details. The Details view shows full paths to the attached files and folders. |
| • | If you are pasting directly into the attachment panel, you can paste email addresses and website links too, not just files and folders. |
| • | If you open embedded attachment, and edit it, Swift To-Do List 8 will ask you if you want to update it in the database. |
