thewolfe70

I'm sure this has been discussed but...... I can manually save my "enex" file and save it on my backup drive using my Evernote program. But I want to automate saving the "enex" as I do with all my data. I can't find the file so I can use my backup progie to auto back it up daily to another drive..

Thanks for the input!

What would that look like. I did look at Evernot "Import" and my only choice was "Evernote Export File" & "Microsoft One Note"

I have my calendar on Outkook 2003 on my computer and save that as a "CSV" file and import it into Google Calendar as my backup. I thought having it as a calendar in Evernote would be a place I could view it from anywhere and also have my Outlook calendar backed up.

I have a Google account with a calendar. I would like to be able to backup (import) that calendar into Evernote for safe keeping as a backup.

"Tanks"

I'm using Evernote Premium ver 6.5.4.4720 for my PC. Does it have access to my calendar and contacts? Was wondering because I am installing it on my Ellipsps tablet and it asked me for permission to access my calendar and contacts.

I create a notebook and then I can add notes. Is there a way to add another notebook inside the first notebook? So I could have a notebook inside a notebook inside a notebook and also have notes in those notebooks.

I have created, months ago, a personal signature on my Evernote e-mail ( "Greetings, Fred") and would like to change it but can't figure out how. So if I send myself an e-mail to thewolfe@evernote.com it has my "signature" at the bottom. I want to e-mail into my folders but don't want the extra signature to clutter up the note.

Tried both links and the first one says "Not available for FF 6.1 and the second link says "This version is not compatible with your version......" Tried it with Chrome (which I don't use) and it works great. And doesn't work wit IE 11. Maybe I have something blocking it.

The Clipper Ext when I try to install says it does not work with FireFox 45

I have tried to setup through Clipper to search my Evernote with Google using Firefox. When I search for something I know is in my Evernote the search page comes up with the regular Google results and on the right hand side of the page It shows "Evernote" and under that it says "Web Clipper" and under that it says "Sign into Web Clipper to see results". When I click on that, it goes away. I guess I'm signed in since I can "clip" pages using the "elephant" in my tool bar.

I was able to create a new "local" notebook and move my notes into it. Thanks for the posts.

I have a folder that I want to have on my Evernote only on my local computer. I don't want it to sync on-line or to my other devices. I thought I had done it to one of my folders but not sure and don't know how to check.

Thanks I've requested help there.