Many text-handling applications like Word, Mail and TextEdit support features for embedding links, so you can direct someone to another document or resource. In the vast majority of cases, this is used as a pointer to a URL that opens in the default Web browser; however, there are alternative links you can use, where you can open other documents, and reveal them in Finder folders. Continue reading
Make use of file links in text and word documents
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The OS X Finder has a number of useful tools and options for organizing and accessing your files, one of these being the various list views for files where you can sort items by various categories, combined with the options of folder tree columns and cover-flow previews. However, when in these various views often you might find yourself scrolling through large lists of files to find what you need.