FAQ: How do I link to an external site by entering a URL or UNC path?
## Answer
If you write a URL or UNC path in the content, description column, or comment, a link will be automatically set.
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## Limitation
1. A link will not be automatically set even if it is written in a class column.
1. Access to resources specified by a UNC path* is access to the local network, so for security reasons, settings are required for each browser.
*UNC path: A notation used primarily to indicate the location of resources such as files on a Windows network.
[File paths on Windows systems](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/io/file-path-formats#unc-paths)
## Overview
1. In Pleasanter, if you write a URL or UNC path directly in the content, description column, or comment, a link will automatically be set to that string.
https://implem.co.jp/test.jpg
ftp://implem.co.jp/test.jpg
Notes://implem/files/test.jpg
¥¥implem¥files¥test.jpg
1. If you want to use the name displayed when setting a link, you can set the link using the notation [name displayed] (URL).
`[Implem Inc.](https://implem.co.jp)`
*In html`<a href ="https://implem.co.jp">Implem Inc.</a>` this will give the same result as writing
1. When setting a link using a name displayed, if the link name contains a half-width closing bracket ")", the link may not be set correctly.
`[Test image 1](https://implem.co.jp/test(01).jpg)
[Test image 2](¥¥server¥folder¥test(01).jpg)`
1. By entering in Markdown format (starting with [md]), you can link correctly even if there is a half-width closing bracket only in the case of a URL.
`[md]
[Test image 1](https://implem.co.jp/test(01).jpg)`