What, No Sub-Stacks?

[cjamt 2]

Still stumbling around with Evernote.  It seems that the 'file tree' is limited to the Stack and the Notebooks within the Stack.  Is there a way to do a Stack within a Stack.  i.e. a more complex file structure?

 

Thanks,  cjamt

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

Still stumbling around with Evernote.  It seems that the 'file tree' is limited to the Stack and the Notebooks within the Stack.  Is there a way to do a Stack within a Stack.  i.e. a more complex file structure?

 

Thanks,  cjamt

 

 

Plenty of discussion already on the topic on the board.  Please use the search function.  Here's one for starters:

 

https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/36096-all-notebooks-should-be-stacks/

[Frank.dg 1,385]

Still stumbling around with Evernote.  It seems that the 'file tree' is limited to the Stack and the Notebooks within the Stack.  Is there a way to do a Stack within a Stack.  i.e. a more complex file structure?

 

Thanks,  cjamt

 

You could use klxdrt's method of "Sub-notes" and "Nano-notes" (including pasting everything you come across into a 9x9-cell table). Highly not recommended. If you can be flexible, you might want to give tags a try. As BnF pointed out... there are some pretty cool discussions in the forums on stacks/ notebooks/ tags etc. 

 

 

Here's how to create a lot of unnecessarily laborious admin for yourself (trying to imitate a limited folder-type setup):

 

https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/72998-why-is-evernote-so-slooow/#entry316908