DTLow

Currently, note titles are free form text fields I use scripting on a Mac (Applescript) to implement a formatting standard My title standard is: Date Type [Description] keywords

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I merged your post with an existing request The phrase "beating a dead horse" comes to mind imho I think you're better off switching to a supported product; I use Notability (iPad) I continue to store the documents in Evernote as note attachments

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I've merged similar discussions on this post No info from Evernote, but I doubt there's an actual storage problem

Darn; now I have to actually write the script Here's a quick and simple version textfile.scpt 1. The input code is simple edit; adjust for the filepath to your file set theFile to POSIX path of "/Users/DTLow/Desktop/textfile.txt" set fileRef to open for access theFile set theContents to (read fileRef) close access theFile The file content are now stored in variable theContents 2. Next, we want to partition the data set the textList to every paragraph of theContents 3. Next, we want to process each item and create a note repeat with textItem in textList tell application "Evernote" to create note title textItem with text textItem end repeat

Here are the details for converting the new app to PDF Recommended (copied from @andy_dg) Right click the .app file and select Show Package Contents We're editing the info.plist file; I use the Textedit app Find the section that says <key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key> <array> <string>*</string> </array> Replace with <key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key> <array> <string>pdf</string> </array> Save Info.plist

Here are details for the automator script First, an issue explained The pdf is embedded in the Evernote database and has to be exported to be encrypted Evernote takes care of this, and stores the pdf in a temporary folder; captured as {Parent Folder} Automator encrypts the pdf and moves it to a different folder, with " Encrypted" added to the title The script has to remove " Encrypted", and move the PDF back to Evernote's temporary folder Save the script as an application - I used the Applications folder Automator Steps Get file path Back to the PDF Ensure you include the space before (Encrypted) in rename finder items Now right click a PDF in Evernote and Open with... other. Browse to the Encrypt PDF app and open it. It should encrypt it and automatically update it in Evernote.

I'll follow up with a post filling in the missing information I implemented this process and it works well In the meantime, feel free to post any specific questions

The sender address should not be significant I don't use this feature, but my test emails have always been processed You might want to open a support ticket at https://www.evernote.com/SupportLogin.action

The latest UI presents a filtered tag list that allows selection of multiple tags. The list shows the tags filtered for the notes, and becomes more filtered as additional tags are selected >>Evernote used to display the number of files within each tag in the navigation pane Number of notes in the sidebar is an option, enabled in Evernote > Preferences >>users aren't using tags to their full potential. They don't even know what value tags can bring. I see the same thing Many users are focussed on Notebooks. They're used to working with folders, and they think notebooks are folders

So, separate notebooks (stacks?) I see a benefit of the local notebooks in that work data is not uploaded to the cloud

Maybe, but I don't want to complicate my data storage I'm satisfied with an easy encryption strategy also a "sensitive" tag to exclude notes from searches

See https://discussion.evernote.com/announcement/72-issues-accessing-evernote-support-channels/

True; this has always been an option Why do you see this as a new concept? This storage method loses the benefits of Evernote features - integrated editor and note/file manager - sync to cloud and devices - offline access - note container with text, attachments, links - organization (Notebooks/Tags) - links between notes - links for public access (shared) - ... >>check all my notes is via my mobile ... in tiny phone screen I use an iPad; full offline data copy >>it is no longer necessary to keep notes in a proprietary format in any specific cloud storage. Evernote's note format is enml; basically html I'm more concerned with my data locked away in the Evernote database - I keep an html export as backup

I think the majority of users modify created date to store subject date Personally, I prefix the note title on all my notes; for example 2020-05-28 Receipt [Groceries] !Budget-Food $-35.98 >>This allows me to sort the receipts chronologically, and find receipts by date using the created date search option. My notes are ordered chronologically when viewed in title date sequence Text search works to find receipts by date

There's no option for "image as an attachment" Evernote's note format is text based enml, with images (and ink) referenced as a link The images are displayed inline so the result will look seamless

Confirmed; that would be a Windows specific limitation On a Mac, they are regular notes with an ink attachment - easy to insert image attachments

I'm scripting on a Mac (Applescript), Fairly straightforward script; Applescript does the parsing automatically and CalS identified the delimiter

I can live with that - work vs personal In fact, looking back there's been various work storage paradigms In my life Now that I'm retired, I'm only left with Personal

That works, but my preference is to decrypt the pdf > annotate > re-encrypt The pdf decryption/encryption is not an Evernote feature - it has to be done external to Evernote using a dedicated pdf editor I use the Preview app (Mac) There's a request posted at the top of the discussion To indicate your support, use the vote button at the top left corner Currently at 0 votes

Your post has been merged with the ongoing discussion for this request To indicate your support, use the vote button at the top left corner of the discussion. There's currently 32 votes

So, somewhere in the note contents; hence the "heading date" No, we don't have the option of sorting based on text somewhere in the note contents >>I sort by;- date created. (If I go by "Title" it mixes everything up). This suggestion was combined with entering the date in the note title

Where are you entering the date? What sequence option have you specified for viewing notes?