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The files section stores files, attachments. Like pictures and PDF's. It however supports adding text as well. When you click a file in the files section, the object opens in the editor pane, and the user can add text above and below the image or file. This, sort of, converts the File into a Note. Essentially this is no difference compared to a standard note.
May be it's my brain, but I find this confusing. I get lost where I wrote down something - in a note or in the text above or below the object in the Files section?
How are we supposed to work with the Files section?
Would it be better, maybe, to disallow the user to add text to Files, to avoid mixing up Notes and Files in an unexpected way?
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Not about one in particular
Your question
The files section stores files, attachments. Like pictures and PDF's. It however supports adding text as well. When you click a file in the files section, the object opens in the editor pane, and the user can add text above and below the image or file. This, sort of, converts the File into a Note. Essentially this is no difference compared to a standard note.
May be it's my brain, but I find this confusing. I get lost where I wrote down something - in a note or in the text above or below the object in the Files section?
How are we supposed to work with the Files section?
Would it be better, maybe, to disallow the user to add text to Files, to avoid mixing up Notes and Files in an unexpected way?
Where? (optional)
Not about one in particular