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Hi everyone.
Maybe somebody know how to create a hyperlink between Keynote an Jupyter Notebook/Lab?
The problem is with a specific way for opening this two jupiter's program in website, link can't be starting with www. but http://.
After I put http:// in front of full link it is work, but after I close window for opening hyperlink Keynote forgetts the part of link (http://)
I will be gratefull if somebody could help with this problem.
Regards
N7
MacBook Air 11″, macOS 10.15
Then you could try inserting a table and delete columns and rows until it has only one cell. Do that by clicking the table and going the column headers and rows and choosing Delete Column and Delete Row in the dropdown or by going in the menu to Format > Table and choosing Delete Column and Delete Row.
In the table cell type = to call up the formula editor and type HYPERLINK("your Jupyter url using http://" ,"what you want the link to be labeled").
When you accept the formula by clicking the green check mark or hitting <return> you should then have a live link that works.
Substitute ; for , in the formula if your region uses , as a decimal separator.
SG
Then you could try inserting a table and delete columns and rows until it has only one cell. Do that by clicking the table and going the column headers and rows and choosing Delete Column and Delete Row in the dropdown or by going in the menu to Format > Table and choosing Delete Column and Delete Row.
In the table cell type = to call up the formula editor and type HYPERLINK("your Jupyter url using http://" ,"what you want the link to be labeled").
When you accept the formula by clicking the green check mark or hitting <return> you should then have a live link that works.
Substitute ; for , in the formula if your region uses , as a decimal separator.
SG
You can try using https:// instead of http://
Keynote seems to prefer using a secure connection.
SG
I had tried but with https:// the Jupyter don't want to open.
N7
Thank you very much for ideas!
N7
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