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  1. One of the ways you could do it is use an app like Drafts from Agile Tortoise.

    • Install the app on your iPhone.
    • next, install the Apple Watch app from the Watch app on the phone (sorry, it's complicated).
    • Add an Evernote action in Drafts (I recommend anything with a green and orange checkmark).
    • Dictate into watch, then from iPhone, send it to Evernote.

    I hope that helps! It's definitely kludgey — that's the best we can do for now.

  2. 3 hours ago, Forever? said:

    Thank you, this is useful and I do use it but it is still not saved as an attachment.

    the current way everything is works great for me, I just wanted to see if there was a possible to send emails by mail rather than to drag them from Outlook, which would make it possible for automatic forwarding to skip outlook all together. :)

    Ahh, gotcha.

    There is a way to do it the way you're suggesting:

    1. Locate the email you'd like to put into Evernote.
    2. Right-click on the email and choose "Forward as Attachment" from the menu.
      • You can also choose "Forward as Attachment" from the Messages menu in the menu bar.
    3. Enter your personal Evernote email address in the "To:" field (i.e. "forever1245@m.evernote.com")
      • Optional: Edit the subject field to strip any unwanted characters from the note title, add a folder, tag, etc.
    4. Send the message.

    Your note should then appear with an .eml attachment in Evernote:

    image.png.49b1da8be0daede0608916418c8e0664.png

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  3. I just checked the release notes on the Mac App Store (the only place where you can reliably download Skitch 2.9). According to the Mac App Store, Skitch 2.9 adds:
     

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    You can now sign in to Skitch using your Evernote Business credentials. Your annotations will then be synced with your Evernote account.

     

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  4. Basically, the request is:

    • I use a lot of checklists at my work. I normally use checklists for this sort of thing.
    • In my opinion Tasks > checkboxes
    • I'd like to make a template containing a checklist of Tasks (i.e. "Unpack the lettuce", "Inspect lettuce for insects", "Put lettuce in refrigerated case", "Make sure lettuce logos are all facing front and aligned", etc) that I can then use in a template. So Wednesday's shipment of lettuce (and affiliated lettuce Tasks) are kept separated from Monday's.
    • Any Tasks in a template would then show up under the Tasks heading in the sidebar.

    This would make life easier for me, and I'm sure someone out there would find this useful.

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  5. It's been almost a year since you posted this, and you haven't received a response, which makes me sad. I'm going to try and help you out.

    Now on the Mac, there is the version you're familiar with, which is now called "Legacy", and the new nextgen version 10. What's neat about how Legacy and v10 are structured is that they can be both installed on your system… and they'll work together.

    I'm not sure what version of macOS you're running there, so Legacy and v10 may not even run… but nevertheless:
    This article will walk you through uninstalling Evernote. 
    Note: If you have opted to create any local notebooks, it's important to back these up before uninstalling Evernote or they will be lost. Learn more about local notebooks.

    This article will walk you through uninstalling Evernote:
    https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208314248

    Here is where you can download Evernote Legacy:
    https://cdn1.evernote.com/mac-smd/public/EvernoteLegacy_RELEASE_7.14.1_458325.zip

    …and finally, here is where you can download Evernote v10.x.x
    https://evernote.com/download

    I hope that helps! If I can be of additional assistance, let me know. Stay safe!

     

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  6. I don't know if Skitch for Mac has been abandoned or not (I sure hope it's going to stick around for the long haul), but if you can find a way to make the snippet titles "pop" more while my Mac is in dark mode, that'd be awesome.

    Right now, it's black text on a dark grey background, which makes it tough to read for me, so I can't imagine what it would be like for folks with visual impairments.  

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  7. On 8/4/2021 at 11:58 AM, cobbettjp said:

    When I click 'Check For Updates' in Evernote 7.14, I get the following message: 'You're up-to-date! Evernote 7.14 is currently the newest version available'.

    I would like to update to Evernote 10. Could someone please let me know the best way to do this?

    Step 1: I strongly recommend you first Download the "Legacy" version of Evernote, which will not prompt you to update: 
    https://cdn1.evernote.com/mac-smd/public/EvernoteLegacy_RELEASE_7.14.1_458325.zip

    Step 2: Download the latest version (10.18.3) of Evernote to run alongside of it, from here:
    https://cdn1.evernote.com/boron/mac/builds/Evernote-10.18.3-mac-ddl-ga-2820.dmg

  8. 2 hours ago, steamerzone said:

     

    Things that I am missing in the new update, forcing me to go back to 6.25.

    - Outlook clipper no longer available.

    Outlook's Evernote clipper is still around, I'm using it now. It's available in Outlook's "Add-in Store" -- and works on Outlook for Windows and Mac.

  9. On 7/3/2021 at 4:54 PM, Dcforuk said:

    OK, I just created an Evernote entry and I titled the note “This is a Public Link Test”

    when I copy the link from the picture above here’s what it looks like when I paste that link:

    https://www.evernote.com/shard/s264/sh/e9b35b91-5384-84a1-0287-aaf0f101bd3b/9d2f27efa2cd5313d9c27cccf5487c31

    what I would like to figure out how to do again is for the link to look like this:

    This is a Public Link Test

     

    Well, it depends on where you're posting the link. Here in the Evernote forums, if you click the toolbar icon that looks like a bit of chain:
    link.png.2b2d4360a9ddf4f23805694b2c693d2e.png

    you get two slots to enter text into:
    435739172_User_error___or_Has_Optionality_for_Naming_Public_Links_Changed_-_Productivity_-_Evernote_User_Forum.thumb.png.d6fff2abefb238b2cdc123df068f32de.png
     

    Paste the giant Evernote link into the URL box, and then the text you'd like to overlay into the Link text box.
     

    So you'd end up with this:

    This is a Public Link Test

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