SteveJam

Yes.  Did that - that's how I got the Unix path. Still getting the same error.

MeTheUser:  not the real one.  Just didn't want to put my name in there. 

And have the non-App Store version.  

Add_Notes_to_Evernote_c_Creation_Date.pdf

DTLow,

So I replace "/Users/david/Desktop/test" in both locations in the script with the location of the folder of my choice on the Desktop?

E.g.: /Users/MeTheUser/Desktop/TESTimportEN

If I do this, I get the error:

Error Number: 3

Evernote got an error: File does not exist.

SteveJ

set theFiles to files of folder POSIX file ("/Users/david/Desktop/test")     <<< hard coded folder name

Any ready-made Applescripts out there? Wouldn't have a clue how to create one.

Folks,

After a short stint away from EN during the turmoil of the past few months, have decided to return to the fold.

Have several hundred text documents and PDFs which I need to import to EN.  Dragging them into EN gives them a creation date of Today.  Is there some way to import them which can respect the creation date? I *do not* want to do this manually.  

Steve J