DTLow

I like the process of creating new notes, linked to the original I implemented this with scripting in Evernote Legacy (applescript on a Mac) Not sure about the special characters as a trigger - I just selected the text and ran the script

Evernote obviously has other priorities for their product and the integrated note editor I use a dedicated word processor app when I need features like line spacing - the documents are stored in Evernote as note file attachments Also the development and implementation of such features costs money The majority of users are unwilling to fund this

I prefer to use extended password manager features Until this is implemented in Evernote, I recommend a dedicated password manager service I also use the BitWarden service When storing sensitive data in Evernote, I recommend encryption Evernote has a text encryption feature, and I also use the native encryption in attachment files (pdfs, office documents, ...)

I'm using the Evernote Legacy product on a Mac Note the search parameters for an incremental backup (updated:day-1 -updated:day) My automation tool is AppleScript and the built in OS scheduler The script code is simple tell application "Evernote" set fileBackuphtml to "/Users/DTLow/Desktop/@Evernote/Evernote_Backup/-Current" set fileBackuphtml to POSIX path of fileBackuphtml set theNotes to find notes -- Weekly Full set theNotes to find notes ("updated:day-1 -updated:day") -- Daily Incremental with timeout of (90 * 60) seconds export theNotes to fileBackuphtml format HTML with tags end timeout end tell

An entire notebook can be backed up with no note limit Separate backups are recommended for each notebook since notebook assignment is missing from the backup data

Actually the Evernote software is free. Software updates are also free There are charges for the use of premium features

I moved this discussion from the IOS forum As noted "Save Attachments" is missing from Evernote's v10 product If this function is required for your workflow, use Evernote's Legacy product

fyi The Filterize web site is up

Import folders are functional in the Evernote Legacy product Still pending for the Evernote Version 10 product

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I've used a simple space before the checkbox Allows for a list of checkboxes without the checklist

Are you creating the checkbox in a list? My non-list checkbox stays as a checkbox

Longpress the command key https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/216788038-Keyboard-shortcuts-for-iOS

Please post the exact search syntax you're using

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The problem is I don't know LaTeX syntax, and I don't want to learn it My need is to convert a hand drawn formula into something presentable inserted into my document I use the Notability app on my iPad and it generates formula images from my sketched formulas

I've long recommended turning off auto-update, particularly for Evernote We also have the option in IOS, but only for all apps

My solution is the Evernote Legacy product (Mac) I also use note file attachments with external editors when I need features not supported by the Evernote editor

That's interesting I hope we see the same when Evernote adds .html export to the v10 product

Yes, you have the right folder You can back it up, but it's of limited use in restoring lost data The more common backup/restore process uses the Evernote export feature The backup notes are stored in .enex or .html format

You're looking at the folder where note attachment files are stored; a separate folder for each note The "actual notes" are stored in enml format (basically hrml) In Evernote Legacy, "actual notes" are stored in a single .exb file (SQLite database) In Evernote v10 "actual notes" are stored in a single .sql file

Evernote Structure is Stacks > Notebooks > Notes alternatively Tags > Notes I have minimal notebooks; Tags are my solution for organization Tags have a parent/child hierarchy for unlimited levels; maximum 100,000 tags There is no Notebook > Sections and no Note > sub-Note (Page > subPage) I can simulate additional levels using prefix naming For example: aaaaa > aaaaa-bbbbb > aaaaa-bbbbb-ccccc > aaaaa-bbbbb-ccccc-ddddd >>build TOC (table of contents) This is my solution It doesn't have to be a separate ToC note, just links in the notes

The Evernote v10 product is a work-in-progress and receiving frequent updates For the immediate future, I am using the Evernote Legacy product In the long term future, we all die - there is no hope >>if we need to jump--and where to.. I intend to "jump" at some point in the future At that time, I will review the alternatives, including EN v10

I'm an Apple Calendar user, and I have to deal with additional calendars, some in paper form I manually copy entries into my Apple Calendar For EN > Calendar integration, I have an applescript copying event notes from EN to the calendar Each morning I prepare my daily journal/dashboard note, which ensures I review each calendar The screenshot is a sample from my template; I copy/paste clippings from each calendar >>Any suggestions on how to create a reminder system with notifications? I need reminders for my schedule. All my data is stored in EN so I customize it for task management I use - tags to identify actionable notes (!Actionable-Goal/Project/Task) - tags to identify project id's to tie all project notes together - tags to identify priority (!ActionablePriority-Important/Urgent) - the reminder feature to identify active tasks, due dates, completion status I generate various task lists with search criteria I generate a task overview list using applescript and a spreadsheet