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  1. smaviglia started following HELP: Using Evernote as Gmail archive, Airtable: For those who used Transpose..., Applescript not assigning tags - help! and and 6 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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    Unfortunately, since you are a premium subscriber, I don't have an alternative idea for what you are observing. Sorry!
  4. smaviglia
    Scannable apparently converts 1-page scans to images, and multi-page scans to PDFs. PDFs are searchable (via OCR) only for premium subscribers of Evernote, whereas image files are searchable for all users. Are you a premium subscriber?
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    Try searching on the "source:" parameter (see the Evernote KB https://evernote.com/contact/support/kb/#!/article/23245321) So to get all notes that are not web clippings, it would be "-source:web.clip"
  6. smaviglia
    This should work: SHIFT- or CTRL- select all of the notes whose titles you want to export (such as from a search, tag, or notebook) COPY (CTRL-C) PASTE (CTRL-V) into a Word or Excel documentOn the Mac, replace CTRL with CMD.
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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
  8. smaviglia
    Take a look at the Informant discussion.
  9. smaviglia
    That's great. Thank you!
  10. smaviglia
    How do you automate the execution of the Google Drive script?
  11. smaviglia
    I thought handwriting OCR occurs only for jpegs, OCR of typed text occurs with both pdf and jpg.
  12. smaviglia
    A reasonable compromise is to scan each bill individually into a separate note with the appropriate title and tags. Then at the end of each year, merge all the notes from that year into a single note.
  13. smaviglia
    I am not a writer, but stumbled on this and thought it might be helpful to some: http://getyarny.com/
  14. smaviglia
    I think the opening post was requesting a better way to edit lists, not a new type of list.
  15. smaviglia
    That doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't all these notes have the same creation date? After all, they are just different snapshots of the same note, right?
  16. smaviglia
    Do you need to have your Mac on when you scan?
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