Open Evernote to specific notebook

[Ryan Rudzitis 1]

Is there a way to open Evernote to a specific notebook? Perhaps using AppleScript?

[Frank.dg 1,385]

...in the absence of which, the quickest thing I could think of is to have that specific notebook placed at the top of the Shortcuts list.

[CalS 5,280]

Whichever notebook is open when you exit EN will open when you return, FWIW.  Other than that, Frank's recommendation makes it a single click exercise.

[Ryan Rudzitis 1]

...in the absence of which, the quickest thing I could think of is to have that specific notebook placed at the top of the Shortcuts list.

It would be preferable to use a script, as I am trying to use Alfred to quickly open a notebook.

[JMichaelTX 4,117]

Since I actually use a Mac, and EN Mac, I can tell you that, yes, you should be able to do this via AppleScript (unless broken by the EN Mac recent updates, Versions 5.7.x and 6.x)

 

Do a google on "Evernote AppleScript" to see many examples.

 

Also, you can checkout Veritrope.com for Evernote AppleScripts.

 

Is there a way to open Evernote to a specific notebook? Perhaps using AppleScript?

[jefito 5,589]

@Cal & Frank: Geez, guys, don't you know that you volunteers need to certified before you can try to help another user? 

 

For OP Ryan: the Evernote AppleScript page is here: https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/applescript.php. I think that you're looking for something like:

open collection window with query string "notebook:MyNotebook"

But I caution you, this is a rogue tip: I am not a Mac user. *gasp!*

[Ryan Rudzitis 1]

@Cal & Frank: Geez, guys, don't you know that you volunteers need to certified before you can try to help another user? 

 

For OP Ryan: the Evernote AppleScript page is here: https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/applescript.php. I think that you're looking for something like:

open collection window with query string "notebook:MyNotebook"

But I caution you, this is a rogue tip: I am not a Mac user. *gasp!*

 

Thank you Jeff (if that is your name, lol). I have settled on just opening a notebook to a new note. I can't wait to experiment with these when I go back to school