GiacomoLaw

I've been using Evernote for school for a good amount of years now - starting in year 8/9 and now in my second year of university. Wrote a post on it on my site here: https://www.thenerdystudent.com/2017/03/evernote-for-students/ Evernote is a great way to take notes - makes it really easy to search through your notes, handwriting, and organise projects. Currently using it to research and plan for an essay - Evernote webclipper is great to keep sources. Really, really recommend using Evernote for school. It is by far the best way to take notes I have found - I upload all my hand

The note I have is a few bullet points - only one marked as needing to sync.

Hi all, Keep getting this popup that stops me writing on the Evernote window. I am only syncing one note - all my large notes from when I had premium are a few years old and already synced. Why is this thing still popping up? How can I stop it? Incredibly annoying. Thanks!

Ok, I'll contact support and see what they say. Thanks!

Hello - I don't want to just move the database - I want to actually install the program on the D drive.

I want to install on my SSD, D:\, not my NVME, C:\. How can I do this? Thanks!

That's the original note. Sorry for the late reply! I thought it wouldn't highlight if it couldn't read my handwriting? Thanks

OCR result is showing, but the yellow highlight is solid: Any way I can fix this? Thanks! Just as a side note, very impressed with OCR. Improved dramatically since I last used it a year or two ago.

Thanks, that what I did but I put them all in a subject note. Thanks for the URL, I'll be using that! Unfortunately I'm on Windows, so no scripting available. I'm just going to add them to my subject note as I go along, and when I finish a topic, make a new merged 'master' note, along with the separate subjects. Thanks!

I've split them up into subtopics, then I compile the notes together into an overview note, and link them in a master note like this: Works pretty well, I will do this from now on!

I have a large note, a few thousand words long, which has notes on topics. For example, in my geography notebook I have one note for tectonics, coasts, etc: Similar for history and economics too. I am wondering if I can create a table at the top of the note to let me jump to the various sections? Or would it be better to split the note up into topics, and then create a table of contents for the topic with a link to each subtopic? Thanks!

Awesome, thank you very much!

Hi all, Anyone know of a tool for Evernote that can automate backups? I have all my school notes on EN, not backed up, so it would be a disaster if I lost them. Evernote seems to have corrupted a few notes from previous years (which I luckily do not need) and I think it would be a good idea to back them up into a less volatile area. Also, what is the best format to back them up in? Thanks in advance

Hi all, I want to start backing up my EN notes. I have around 7000 notes, which are all very important. How can I automate a backup of them on Sundays, and preferably to somewhere remote? I don't have much money so can't really afford an online storage solution. Thanks!

Glad to see that they are financially healthy. Just wondering why they are going through CEOs so quickly. Hopefully the new one can pull of these new features! Previous one did well imo, EN is faster, and glad to see a reduction in clutter of apps. Hopefully we can see new features added, and improvements to syncing.