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If you are a busy professional, you probably use a note-taking tool to store your information. If so, you will likely spend a lot of time managing your data, which consumes time and attention that you would prefer to invest in creative work. We thought this was a problem, so we built a tool to solve it. Read More
In our previous post How a Dashboard Helps You to Focus in Evernote, we explained how Filterize can improve your dashboard thanks to its ability to auto-refresh notes. In this post we offer you some inspiration for creating your own dashboard.
These categories help you to manage your day-to-day activities and your Evernote usage: Read More
If you use Evernote intensively, you will have a large number of notes that are distributed among many notebooks. This makes it very hard for you to keep track of the information that you need at any particular time. With a self-refreshing dashboard using Filterize, you can see all the data that is important to you on a single screen and access it with just one click.
In this article, we describe how to create a self-refreshing dashboard using Filterize and provide a free dashboard template to inspire you to create one of your own. We also include a link to a how-to video made by our friend Enrico Nahler which Evernote called “one of the best hacks we’ve seen“.
Do you store all your ideas, notes, and documents in Evernote? What about emails? Do you want to archive them there too? It’s easier than you maybe think.
This article will show 2 ways how to send and organize emails in Evernote. Move mails into the right notebook, add appropriate tags and set reminders.
If you use checklists in Evernote, you will have noticed an uncomfortable detail. At the end you have to uncheck all your checkboxes by hand! But every problem has a solution. So we have implemented a new filter action: uncheck all checkboxes.
Evernote helps you to become paperless, to pool all important stuff at one digital place and to work easily with every kind of documents. But probably there is still a lot of paperwork you have to handle. To handle it, scan it! And archive those documents in Evernote. One great benefit, you can search now for them without exactly knowing where to find them. But there is a small pitfall, the date of creation in Evernote. Of course the date will be the day, when you created the note in Evernote. But the note creation date is then maybe months or even years away from the document creation time. Nicer would be, to have the documents creation date also as note creation date in Evernote.
Do you know the situation when you work with your team and some notes are for reading only or should be indelible? Because it happens time and time again that in the hurry of everyday life important notes are accidentally deleted because they were confused with others. What makes things worst is if these were the notes of the last meeting or an offer for a new customer.
Evernote has not built in a way to make single notes read-only or to protect them from being deleted.
You already use Evernote as your task repository? Then take the next step with our task planner! Plan when to do or finish your tasks and create an overview for your week and the future, just by adding tags!
Merlin Mechler created this awesome automation, which was just available in german. So we decided to make an english version of this great automation, we just modified it a bit.
And this is how your task planner could look like:
You possibly know or use Evernotes feature to create a table of contents note. But Filterize has a really powerful action to create ToC (short for table of contents), that allows you much more!
I use that kind of automation for two of my notebooks and it is definitely time to share my experience with you!
At the last Evernote Event Productivity on the Go, Joshua Zerkel presented how he uses Evernote. One interesting approach was to use emojis inside Evernote to make your notes, notebooks, and tags more visual. In this article we show you how you can automatically add emojis to special kind of notes.