For one of my classes this semester I have to keep what my professor is calling an engineering journal. I have to record all of my class notes in it, minutes from group meetings, copies of any papers I turn in, and anything else I do for the class. They are letting us do this digitally so I thought the ideal way would be to keep this in Evernote. Here is my problem though: At the end of the semester I have to turn in a hard copy of the journal should I keep it digitally. The quick solution is to just print out each note individually and then print off any document or picture files I might have attached to the note and put them in their proper order. This could get cumbersome as you could imagine. Ideally there would be an export the entire notebook to pdf feature that I can then send off to Kinkos to print, but I do not see such a feature. I am coming here to see if any of you users have better suggestions on how to tackle this one. Thanks!
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For one of my classes this semester I have to keep what my professor is calling an engineering journal. I have to record all of my class notes in it, minutes from group meetings, copies of any papers I turn in, and anything else I do for the class. They are letting us do this digitally so I thought the ideal way would be to keep this in Evernote. Here is my problem though: At the end of the semester I have to turn in a hard copy of the journal should I keep it digitally. The quick solution is to just print out each note individually and then print off any document or picture files I might have attached to the note and put them in their proper order. This could get cumbersome as you could imagine. Ideally there would be an export the entire notebook to pdf feature that I can then send off to Kinkos to print, but I do not see such a feature. I am coming here to see if any of you users have better suggestions on how to tackle this one. Thanks!
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