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5 hours ago, MvdH said:
Same b.t.w. with reminders and URL's. They could easily fix this by keeping the reminder closest in time, or keep the first or any URL, and make a backlink index so they keep working, so they now point to the newly created merged note, instead of "getting lost". 🙂 So the idea of backlinks COULD work, the fact that merging notes results in a single new note is just a technical concept, not a functional one.
I agree with you both on being possible and desirable, although presently, the page that is back-linked to is still pointing to the note that went to trash or still exists if you chose that option. This would have to be thought through.
As an example:
TestMain Note with links to Test 1 and Test 2
Merge Test 1 & Test 2 to new note
TestMain still links to the original Test 1 and Test 2 (in trash or still in existence).
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The Drafts program claims to do this with this plug-in: https://actions.getdrafts.com/a/2Js. It does this through email, so it should work unlike some of the other shortcuts which are dependent on things Evernote no longer supports.
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14 hours ago, KCour2006 said:
Bu in this example what are you using to get the link? Are you going through the web and creating links that way? I"m trying to stay within in the application as much as possible.
In the application, you get the link by using Note | Copy Internal Link | App Link or by using the keyboard shortcut for copying the internal link of the page you are on (on the Mac, it is ⇧ + ⌥ + ⌘ + C.
I don't have a great solution for launching Evernote to the note, but one can persuade your browser to help. I was able to do this on the Mac.
1. Create a small .html to launch the Evernote URI when it loads
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script> window.location.href = "evernote:///view/176135/s3/ba7e9e37-e9d2-2ac0-e948-7f05a72e4f30/d07804e3-e653-c3bb-4a37-2406fb22b528"; </script> </head> <body> </body> </html>
The Evernote link needs to change to the one you want to launch. It should launch the desktop application.
2. On my Mac, I have this .html file launch Safari (it also worked for Firefox).
3. I permit Safari to open Evernote each time it sees the URI by answering "Always Allow" when it launches the first time.
4. Save the .html file on your desktop (or wherever you want to click).
5. This should launch Evernote to the page cited, which, if the link is to a note in the folder you want, should either show the folder too or be one more click away from doing so (by clicking the folder of this note).
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13 hours ago, Mike P said:
Because ctrl+Q searches for titles you can just copy and paste the title directly ino ctrl+Q without needing to bother with the intitle:
Yes (⌘+J on Mac); not sure why I did not say that instead. Thanks.
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19 hours ago, agsteele said:
Which piece of the tags provision do you have in mind - given that tags exist and do most things? I presume you have a specific issue in mind.
I have seen that tags don't sync down to an evernote-backup sync, so I am hopeful that better sync would help that. I have also see tags slow to be reflected in multiple windows, etc.
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5 hours ago, Dave-in-Decatur said:
(actually Dave-in-Decatur quoted:) With RENT, users will see changes to note titles, thumbnails, dates, and note list content reflected across all their devices faster than ever before.
Hopefully, tags will also be on this list.
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I generally have a note named "+ <notebook name>" in each notebook to facilitate going to a notebook (and potentially having a table of contents. The leading "+" kind of pins it to the top when sorting by title.
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Are you using different browsers on the two devices?
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One can install a tool like backup-evernote to locally sync (with some limitations) the Evernote content locally and use it then to export all notebooks at once. There are conversations in this forum with more detail.
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The linked note does contain the title of the note (assuming the default creation method and that the has not been retitled), so one may be able to use the text as a search (intitle:"<text>") to find the note. This is the basis by which other tools like Obsidian imports rebuild linkage when being initialized with an Evernote export.
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3 hours ago, thechinh said:
Btw, it looks like your suggested link is to convert each note to an ENEX file. In my case, there are hundreds of notes, so it is impractical. But thanks anyway!
I am a Mac User so I can't try the Windows code but it reads like a folder of notes gets converted to a single .enex file representing a Notebook.
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Lots of neat stuff. It has an importer (although it appears to be cloud-based, which is good for configuration, perhaps a privacy risk.)
It seems to be missing internal links and sharing notebooks with others. It does not seem to have internal app links or reminders.
Looks to be under active development.
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3 hours ago, s2sailor said:
It consistently does NOT work, at least for me, on the Mac. Curiously, it brings me to the Home Screen.
Inconsistency, sometimes, it works, sometimes Home screen, and sometimes, something else I have looked at recently.
I got to a point where it was consistently going to the Home screen then I held down ⌥ while clicking on Help, and chose Troubleshooting > Reload -- next time, it worked (and continued for a while).
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15 hours ago, alex.nn said:
Going back to the original issue though, i hope someone has a fix for the cookie issue when clipping from mobile. Seems like the quickest and easiest way but made completely unusable by that problem. Maybe if there's a way to open/display instagram content through Evernote in order to allow cookies, then it wouldn't need this permission again when clipping content..
What happens if you confirm cookies from captured page? Long shot but worth trying. It seems like it is (some part of) Evernote reaching into Instagram given the reference to Meta.
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On 6/6/2021 at 12:56 PM, Peter Olins said:
You can create a new print workflow by editing the PDF print menu.
Briefly:
cmd-P
click on PDF
select "edit menu"
navigate the finder to the application folder
select Evernote
You can rename this Print Workflow, if you wish, e.g. "Print PDF to Evernote"
That's it. Now you have a new menu option for PDF to Evernote.
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On 7/7/2023 at 9:33 PM, Dave Green said:
It appears that Evernote has a bug where protocols that are x-* don't work (an http: is added). Protocols that don't start with x-*, like evernote:, tel:, file: (except for directories), drafts:, etc. do work.
I think this is now resolved.
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8 hours ago, Dave-in-Decatur said:
Cannot create hyperlinks to local file and folders: Not (no longer?) correct; links of the form file:/// followed by a fully qualified file path will open in their appropriate apps (on Windows desktop app; not in Web app; don't know about Mac)
It also works in Mac, one has to substitute %20 for any spaces in the URI. Other than that, it works well. You can also to tel:8005551212 for URI to a phone number, app:string to apps that support URI invocation. They have even fixed handling of x-app:// uri's.
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5 hours ago, Fixestcat said:
Wonder whether users that get utility from the Home Screen even exist…
I do, it has a calendar (which I use to create meeting notes), my next actions list, a menu note to other pages, as well as most recently changed, most recently captured. I don’t have it come up as the first screen, but I like being able to go to it easily.
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Have you tried
1. Exiting Evernote and restarting?
2. Rebooting?
I don’t have the problem on my Mac either. I have, infrequently had weird behaviors that did not resume after restarting Evernote.
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11 hours ago, idoc said:
At times I have taken a notebook, exported the enex files, deleted the original notebook and then reconstituted the deleted notebook by using the enex files. This worked when I tried it with a notebook of 100 notes. I assumed it would work for all 9000 if I needed it to.
I believe you will find any links between the notes you are restoring and links into the notes you are restoring are broke. The links in the restored notes to notes that are still in Evernote should work.
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A bit off-topic but I think it might be helpful…
I just drop files on the Evernote icon in the (Mac) Dock and they import into Evernote in a separate note.
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While you can't delete it, you can select in the settings to have Evernote start-up where you were when you quit so don't have to see Home.
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Filter "Contains" checkboxes isn't working
in Evernote General Discussions
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They seem to be gone.
You can use these replacements: