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The workflow identified in the link above is exactly what I was looking for. I was able to setup an Import Folder within Evernote which is monitored by Evernote. It is then up to me to move the scanned document to its final destination after review. Thanks for the link.

Where do you specify the Evernote Import folder?

Yeah, there doesn't appear to be a method to specify the Evernote folder that the scans go to.

Thanks for the help.

What folder do you store your Encrypted Notes In? Is this folder backed up to the Cloud when a Sync is done?

I have a new Snapscan S1300i with the Snapscan Organizer running. After a scan using Snapscan, I am presented with the option to Scan to Evernote. The process proceeds without any errors, but the scanned document will be placed into the Evernote folder that has focus at the present time. I have a default folder setup within Evernote which is called 01Import, but if 01Import is NOT selected within Evernote, the scan will go into whatever folder has focus. Is there a way to resolve this issue?

I am using Saferoom 1.4 on Windows 10 with the latest version of Evernote. Can someone point me to best practices for backing up Saferoom's Local folders and Evernote's database? Is it necessary to backup the Evernote database?

Why doesn't the message show in chronological order on the General Questions page. I posted the message today and can't find it on the first page. I see messages from yesterday posted on the first page and that's why I thought the message was deleted.

I posted a thread earlier today about Linux Workflow and kind find the post. Does Evernote not allow any discussion about Linux on the forum?

Just wanted to know how users on a Linux machine are using Evernote. It appears that the only option is to enter things via the web interface, but there is no way to automatically clip information to the Web Interface. Am I correct in my assessment. I would appreciate any tips from other Linux users. I can't get a reliable version of Evernote to run on my Laptop via Playonlinux of Wine.

I have several note taking apps on my Ipad including Penultimate and I have found that this is the one that I don't use that often. It does not have a recording option as Notabiltiy and Notes Plus have and I also like the ability to draw vector graphics by hand on Notes Plus. The ability to draw a circle or a rectangle free hand and have the software automatically correct the shape for you is awesome to have in an app. Notes Plus has the ability to export to iTunes, email, Dropbox, Google Docs or as a PDF. Notability allows syncing directly to Dropbox in pdf format. I wish Evernote would have selected a richer feature set as the APP to use for seamless intergration with Evernote.

I want Google Search to work with Evernote. This has been asked for many times, but it seems to just get ignored.

One thing I forgot to add is that it appears the only file type that Evernote can deal with via the Sendto option is PDF. I believe the Evernote team plans on addressing this in a future release.

You can do the Sendto option already in Windows, by searching for the Sendto folder and then creating an Evernote shortcut which is copied to the Sendto folder.

I just stumbled across a product that Microsoft is working on called Thumbtack. It's not up to Evernote's capabilities in my opinion, but they have implemented something called Collections, which I'm playing with right now. It also allows one to Share Notebooks on the Web and has a clipping tool that can be used in the same fashion as the Evernote Clipper tool. Here's the url http://thumbtack.livelabs.com/FAQ.aspx