MH McGrath 0 Posted March 23, 2013 Share Posted March 23, 2013 When I forward email from my Gmail account to Evernote, I noticed that the "sender" of the email can be found in the "i" button under the "author" field for the note which was created. It would be most useful if that "author" field could be copied/replicated in the body of the note, or at least somewhere in the note proper. Since I, and many other Evernote users, utilize this approach to manage workload from emails, this capability would be most welcome. Is there some way to accomplish this now (some script or third-party solution), or is this something that I/users should request as a future "feature?" Has anyone in the forum worked out a solution to this requirement? Thanks,Mike Link to comment
skellam 114 Posted March 23, 2013 Share Posted March 23, 2013 Try the gm2en gmail script at http://www.harryonline.net/evernote/new-version-of-gmail-to-evernote-script-creates-link-to-gmail-in-evernote/406It creates a header in the email forwarded to Evernote that includes From: and To: and also a direct clickable link back to the original email in Gmail. Link to comment
MH McGrath 0 Posted December 23, 2013 Author Share Posted December 23, 2013 Thanks! I now use gm2en with great success! I am still struggling with how to set up my method so I can send to various notebooks and tags. I use Gmail filters to automate sending emails through gm2en to Evernote, but can't master the tagging and notebook direction part. Any help will be appreciated.Mike Link to comment
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