Adam Horne

You guys are #$%^&* AMAZING! Evernote should be paying you all. Thanks for all your help. After much experamentation (my girlfriend's becoming a stranger) but I worked out that all I needed was a simple Applescript: + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + tell application "Evernote" set TagList to tags end tell + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + From there I just needed to clean up the output - there was a whole lot of cruft around the actual tags: {tag "stencils" of application "Evernote" But thanks everyone! Long time lurker, long time learner

Hi Evernoters! This is an amazing community, and I've had a look around, and I can't seem to find how I do this. So I'm appealing to your collective generosity, and considerable expertise! Hopefully someone can help. I need to export a whole lot of notes as HTML, and still have them searchable by the tag that was originally given in Evernote. I'd love to do this with a script of some kind. I'm having a lot of push back inside the company to just use EN (dammit!) Example: Anything tagged in Evernote as "freelance-2017" and "tax-2017" needs to have something like "freelance-2017 tax-2017" added to either the end of the title, like "Power St Apartment Project freelance-2017". Or we can add "freelance-2017 tax-2017" to the very end of the note. It just needs to be any text that we can search for as part of the HTML project. I'm generally on a Mac but I can jump on a Windows 10 or Linux box if that help. Thanks for any help you can offer It's very kind and I'm extremely grateful, Adam