How to Add Attachment Points in Notes AND/OR hyperlinking

I saw the helpful post explaining how to Attach the Same Note to Different Places, however, I am needing to attach notes to non-Bible resources.

Currently I am reading E.M. Bounds' book "The Necessity of Prayer". Bound's quotes part of a hymn,

“Lord, I cannot let Thee go, Till a blessing Thou bestow; Do not turn away Thy face; Mine’s an urgent, pressing case.”

Upon searching my resources, I discovered that this hymn is by John Newton. I would like to somehow link to this hymn in Steve Green's MIDI Hymnal by Paul Eckert (which I somehow have as a resource, but don't see it listed on the logos site.)

So, to complicate my question(s)...

1. How do I discover the attachment points for non-biblical resources? (I do not even know how to locate the code names for the books.)

2. In this particular case, some type of hyperlink would probably be better than a note. (In fact, Bounds rarely uses any scripture references when quoting the Bible so I have been adding "notes" with the scripture references in them but without any actual comments. So the ability to hyperlink to a scripture reference might even be a better solution.)

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Fred Chapman

Here is a short screencast that will show you how to do it

2781.2015-04-15_14-10-35.mp4

Brian Wilson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/716998#Comment_716998

Very helpful screencast. Thank you very much.

So now I can add attachment points to non-biblical resources. Is there anyway to have a direct hyperlink between resources?

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/717008#Comment_717008

The attachment point is a hyperlink.

Brian Wilson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/717015#Comment_717015

The attachment point is a hyperlink.

Yes.

Is there a way of directly hyperlinking two attachment points without having to use a "middle man" note, since I am not commenting but simply using the note as a "hub". Linking directly would simplify things and when linking to a scripture reference would enable me to hover over the link without having to open up the note.

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/717016#Comment_717016

If I understand you correctly, you want to insert a hyperlink (not a note) in the "Necessity of Prayer" to Steve Green's midi hymnal. Assuming that is correct the answer is no you cannot do that.