Windows 10: Is it possible to add a link to a local file in MS To-DO?

Hi, I believe I already have the answer to my question but I'll ask it anyway.Is there a way to add a link to a local file in MS TO-DO?I know that you can add files directly, but they can't be updated and if they are on a shared network, they will not reflect any changes that could have been made by a colleague let's say. I found the following alternative : Copy the file path and paste it in notes. When I want to work on the file, I press windows + R and paste in the file path to open it. It isn't long, but I feel like it could be faster and a link could help me better organize my tasks if I c

:)

 

Hello, Is it possible to link excel list with MS sticky notes

Hello,

Is it possible to link excel list with MS sticky notes

 

Convert MS login to local when no link present to convert it

Thanks for all replies.

To clear up some things I did not state earlier, we have the ability to log into this account presently using the PIN the previous employee used. My concern with having it linked to her outlook.com account is security.

However, what I found when I followed the steps outlined by Bree is that the account IS listed as local in lusrmgr. So now my question is, this still appears to be associated with an outlook.com account in some way. What could or could not that person do in terms of accessing or sabotaging files, etc? Nearly all of my experience with 10 is in a domain environment - we do not use it the way home users would at all and I am unfamiliar with what home users can and can't do by linking a local account to an outlook.com account.

For the record, even though stated above, this is 10 Pro, not Home.

I also did go to the Family and other users screen, and received the following:





Again, I have never used 10 the way a home user would, so I am not sure the significance of this.

 

Local account installation question

I'm fairly certain that Skip this step was available in 10.0.130 - the workaround in Step 20 (back button) is no longer required.

The currently known, as of 10.0.130, ways to create a Local account sign-in are

• Skip this step at the MS account creation phase
• No Internet connection during the install
• static IP (post# 2 by Fragment) - New (to me anyway)