Not exactly sure what you mean.  Could you explain more fully exactly how this would function.  If it is for passing information to vendors, it is something associated with inventory items that wouls pull into Purchase Orders?

Enter the link in IN-B and then in IN-B and IN-A if you click a WEB button it takes you to that page which might be a page from a vendor catalog or something?  That is definitely possible!

If there is the capability to have weblinks to drawings & vendors, how about links internally from WO to cad drawings for shop usage?

This week's IS Tech Support update will include Phase 1 of this enhancement.  These features can all run in the standard TAS 5 DBA.  The TAS 6 Evolution menu is NOT necessary for any of this.
 
IN-B will have a place to enter a path and file to link to anything related to the item - could be a PDF file, JPG or GIF, Word Document or web page either on the internet or your local intranet.  Anything Internet Explorer can open can be used.  IN-A, RO-A, BM-A and the item lookups in SO-A and PO-A will have a camera icon you can click to open the linked file.  As other programs are compiled, the icon will be available everywhere there is an inventory lookup.
 
Phase 2 will enable multiple links per item - drawings, MSDS sheets, processing specs - anything you want that IE can open and each link (if it is a printable file type) can also be tagged to print as part of the shop paperwork when travelers are printed.  
 
Phase 3 will be the actual printing of the linked files with Traveler printing and may be sold as an add-on rather than part of the standard update but phases 1 and 2 will definitely be part of standard IS Tech updates.  
 
For DBA users who are not yet IS Tech Support subscribers, a free version of the Phase 1 features in IN-A and IN-B will be made available, albeit with annoying splash screens of shameless advertising for IS Tech.  

With all these new features on the way, you are taking away all of the incentives to go EZIJOBZ. Keep it coming!
 
Steve

Kevin, I realize we could create .dwf (or .pdf, or whatever) of all drawings.  We're not going to maintain our thousands of drawings in two different formats...not only is the work involved unjustified (and I'm lazy, darnit), but then there are two places to access one drawing, which means that they could differ...this really leads to problems.  This is why we're looking for solutions like this to get away from paper copies of drawings as well.
 
Viewers like VoloView (and there are lots of others for Autocad, and lots more for other formats) avoid this:  everyone works from the same document, and only those who need write access need have it.  It shouldn't be hard to invoke a different viewer from DBA.
 
Another approach might be for DBA to open the file (drawing, instructions, or whatever) using the file type associations in the registry.

Hmmm...this could work.  IE already uses file associations, so it opens the necessary application...Acrobat (or Reader) for .pdf, Word for .doc, or whatever associations you have defined in Windows Explorer (not IE), Tools, Folder Options, File Types.  (Normally, these are set up when you install applications.)  
 
On this machine, Autocad is registered for .dwg files.  A machine without Autocad (MDT, etc.) but with VoloView (or whatever viewer) should start the viewer from IE...job done, at least if it prints from VoloView instead of Autocad.