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  1. smaviglia started following HELP: Using Evernote as Gmail archive, Restore Applescript Support - Answer: not yet available, Airtable: For those who used Transpose... and 7 others
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    Instead of: create note from file theFile notebook {"NOTEBOOK"} tags {"tag1","tag2","tag3"}try: set theNote to create note from file theFile notebook {"NOTEBOOK"}repeat with theTag in {"tag1","tag2","tag3"} assign tag theTag to theNoteend repeat
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    @SethG I noticed that FileThis always saves the statement to a note with title that follows the pattern: <account name> <account number> <date>.pdf Would it be easier to just parse the note title, rather than search within the attachment? If so, then you would not need a regular expressions, just the last 14 characters of the note title. Instead of (or in addition to) modifying the creation date, I would find it more useful to rename the note title with the the date first rather than last. Could you show how to do that with Applescript? Thanks -saverio
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    I am not a writer, but stumbled on this and thought it might be helpful to some: http://getyarny.com/
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    I am confused. If all you changed was the title, could you not search for the note using the new title, and then change the title back to what it was?
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    Check out http://forum.evernote.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=8108#p107704 The post has a link to a 3rd party app called Jazzaround that facilitates switching between Evernote accounts.
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