(Archived) Emailing notes

[shekala 56]

Is there a way to email out a note that only includes attachments, and does not include any other portion of the note? if not, any suggestions?

Thanks

[gazumped 11,652]

If you email a note does that include attachments with the content? Haven't checked, but I thought a query elsewehere in the forum said only the note content is emailed?? Either way, there seem to be three options:

• email the note to yourself; forward to the end-recipient and edit the content as necessary, or
  
• click/ drag the attachments to your desktop, right-click and ~send to, or
  
• share the note and right-click the attachments via the web URL. Copy the attachment locations and share that URL (usually note url+filename) in your email.
  

-I'd be interested to know which one works for you...

[ggrinton 6]

The only practical solution appears to be #2 - save the attachment somewhere, then email it using normal (non-Evernote) processes. I don't like using the desktop, but of course it is convenient, and at least you get a visual reminder to clean up afterwards!

It would be good to have a better way, though, which would act like the normal right-click "Send-to" option in Windows Explorer. This would save the attachment somewhere, create the email, and attach it. Presumably a configuration option would allow the user to specify a directory to be used for that purpose.

Of course it gets more complicated if you want to send more than one attachment at a time ... or attachments from multiple notes ... etc etc!

[gazumped 11,652]

Evernoted, thanks.

[tzarillo 0]

Does anyone know if there is way to have Evernote automatically open a URL and create a note with the web page saved as the note when just the URL is Evernote?