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Hello,I am trying to utilize several templates in my work, but when I went to save a template just now, I got a message "You've reached the limit of 20 templates." I am a premium user, and cannot find any language about limits on the number of templates I can save. Any ideas? I love templates, and the limit of 20 is, well, quite limiting!!
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I am using EN basic on the Web using Firefox 62.02 and cannot see templates I just downloaded as per your announcements. The templates are saved but don't know where they go (when I open a new note there is no template option). What am I doing wrong?
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Are there any calendar templates available for 2019 yet?
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I understand that you have to have a paid premium account to create custom templates. If you are a premium user and create templates but then decide to not renew your membership, do you lose access to your custom templates? -
I know templates are new, except they aren't. I didn't dig too deep, but I did find this template. The creation date was 11/19/2007. The 2009 date below is the date updated, which must have happened in some upgrade, or mass tagging event. The earliest phone log template I found was actually 1/11/2006, but that as some confidential info in it. I am not sure when Evernote dropped their templates. They didn't have many, but it was more than just the phone log.
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I'm pretty pumped about the templates. Unfortunately, after downloading 20 of them, I started receiving the following message: "...Unable to save. Check your connection and try again later..." All other web applications I'm using are working fine. Rebooted, logged off Evernote, logged back in. Is there a rush on the bank?
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Hello, I am really loving templates and wanting to make my own. But I really stucked with forms. How do I create a row with different number of cells as in the picture? First row has 2 cells, second row has 1 and third has 3... PS: I know how to save templates. I just need more customised and insert rows with different count of cells. Thanks a million!
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ANSWERED Anyone have a great daily journal template? (General)
Wayne Hazle posted a topic in General
Yet again I am going to try to go paperless. I will likely go to Premium so I can have the app on multiple devices. I am starting to use templates. Does anyone have a cool daily journal template they would like to share that really works for them? Once upon a long long time ago I was a Daytimer user and I used the two page per day with Notes. Would love something like that but with a "pretty" flair to it -
Hi All, Many of you have asked for templates and we’re thrilled to announce that they’re here! In the past, we’ve offered templates in the form of sample notes that you can copy to a notebook, then duplicate to reuse. While this has been a popular workaround for a long time, we feel templates deserve an easier solution and better home in our product. Now we offer a way to quickly find and apply a template when you create a new note. You can pull from our gallery of 30+ pre-designed templates and save them to your account. In addition, if you subscribe to Plus, Premium, or Business, you can turn any of your existing notes into templates. Your personal template gallery can be accessed from any new note by clicking the Templates button. From there you can find templates on our website, search your saved templates, edit template names, delete templates from your account, and apply templates to a note. You can find more information here: Blog post How-to Videos There’s more to come for templates, so stay tuned. As always, please feel free to start a separate discussion for feedback/suggestions, or feel free to reach out to me directly!
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Hi there! i´d like to know if there is any template designed specifically for plannig and tracking one´s productivity. For example, imagine you are doing a proyect in your company and you have to finish tasks every day or in a specific date. I´ve seen that some websites like basecamp or trello, have a very good and attractive desings for planning your actions, but so far i haven´t found a similar way in evernote, or at least a simple one. If anyone could tell me whether i can find templates or how i could organize my proyects it would be very helpful Thank very much Javier
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Hello, Is there is a way to duplicate notes, without copying and pasting the content of the note into a new note? Example: I publish a small, local magazine. I am keeping all of my editorial in Evernote, until I am ready to compile to publish for a particular month. There are standard articles that I use for every issue, every month. Each of these articles has a specific header (title of the note) and a structured template with designer notes and footnotes. It would be quite helpful to be able to create a template notebook, and each month copy all of the standard article notes to that month's notebook so I have them all there ready to work on with their specific footnotes, etc. Right now I am utilizing the copy and paste method, but still have to re-type the note's title each time. I'm hoping that I am just missing an easy way to complete this task. If not, please add as an upcoming feature!
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Hi, I would like to introduce my app Klevernote. In a nutshell, klevernote is a productivity app that combines the power of a personal database with the simplicity of a note-taking app. Klevernote uses note templates to make note-taking a breeze. Templates are a collection of fields (think of web forms) that are organized to record any kind of information. Klevernote send your notes to Evernote so your records are always on the cloud. Examples of things you can do with Klevernote: Track your collections (cards, stamps, sneakers, you name it!) Track expenses Keep records of your customers Jot down your ideas .. And much more! Brief Highlights: 13 kinds of fields for your Evernote templates: Text, Draw, On/Off Switcher, List, Photo, Video, Voice, Date, Location, Video, Emotion, Weather Supports background posting Save notes as draft and post them later Text editor with shortcuts and customisable snippets Prepend or append contents to a note in the full version Supports Text Expander Note history, check the content of already sent notes Powerful note search Template reminders Backup and restore templates with iCloud And many more features will be added soon! Coming soon: Evernote sync (modify notes already sent to Evernote), Dropbox sync, template passcodes, more kinds of fields, etc. Please do check it out and let me know what you think! Link to Klevernote in the app store. Thanks! Fran -
I am a tech manager for a small school with about 170 students. I am working on a digital planner for them that I am creating in my Evernote account. Here is my basic question: I have to share this notebook (with literally hundreds of notes) to the entire student body to use as their own planner. At first I thought I would share the notebook with each of them, then explain to the students how to copy all the notes into another notebook that the student owns. But there has to be a better way. Evernote publishes templates that individuals can add to their own notebooks and then populate, edit, or fill out as needed. I tried to publish my notebook, but when I opened the published link in another Evernote account that I own, the notes in the notebook were locked and I couldn't add them to a different notebook or otherwise edit them. I have a Premium account, which is where I'm doing my basic testing and publishing/sharing, as well as a free account under another email address. So what am I missing? Thanks, Barbara
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All--I can't imagine I'm the only one looking for this but does anyone have a Notebook set up as a "note a day" with simple annotations like: appointments, journal, follow up? I would like to download an Evernote Notebook for 2017 or next year that lets me download my daily schedule from my google calendar and then let me annotate that daily summary.
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Hi, Re: Penultimate I would like to change the line width on the ruled paper template so I can write more on a page. There's a "kids" version that has a wider rule, but it would be nice to have a lined template choice that has a smaller rule (lines that are closer together). It would be great if Penultimate could create new templates with more lines on a page or, better yet, give a user the option to individually adjust line width on the fly or as an adjustment in settings. Anyone else want this? Found a workaround? Am I just being overly-particular? Thanks! ~Freddi
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I've made an AppleScript for creating a new note from a template. You can choose a template from a pop up list of template notes which are stored in a single template notebook. You can then choose where (in which existing notebook) to place the new note. Next you can enter a title for your new note. The script can insert a date/time stamp into your note. You can configure the name of the template notebook (default '_templates') and the value of the template tag (default 'template'). The new note can be configured to open in an existing EN window or in its own window. You can view the code here. The script is attached. I hope you'll find this script usefull. Please comment. evernote_new_note_from_template.scpt.zip
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When I spend a lot of time making a matrix or table of so many rows and columns of fixed widths to make copies of, to then fill in the blank cells, the "Fixed Content" formatted cells should be able to be locked so that when I reopen them on the Desktop version (Mac OS) or the Smartphone version (iOS) they all are identical (isn't that the whole idea bending cross platform support??) and the formatting that I have painstakingly created is not only retained, but also locked and unable to be changed, and only the blank cells can have text entered into them. Perhaps Im expecting a Note taking app to act like a input accepting forms application or database input form, but whats the point of being able to create Tables when they end up all screwed up every time you open them? I've been told to make them shared notes, but I am not sharing anything with anybody, I am the sole user. If that will fix the problem great, but what a kludge solution begging for a better solution. I've been told to use Excel or Word to create the Tables. So why have a Table making function if it doesnt work, effectively making a a beta tester of the Table functionality?
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If anyone is interested I just published a blog post on this. Hope it's useful to someone! http://bit.ly/1eXUKXn -- Cheers Mark
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(iOS) copy and pasting of images from Evernote App to Apple Mail App causes the images to be missing from the recipient's end. It's not an Apple Mail issue, because Evernote stores the images in iOS differently, i've checked with other Evernote users, and are experiencing same issues. Please advise
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Is there a way to create a default note template in EN? For example, I like to have a simple table with several rows and columns. That way I can keep track of activity of a project. I hate copy and pasting every time I have a new project. Also, if there is a way to do this, is it possible to take an email which is sent to the evernote email address and either 1) have the email put into the template (so the table is somewhere in the note) or 2) add certain text to the top or bottom of the new note...all automatically? Thinking there must be a registry edit or template somewhere? My thinking is similar to Normal.dot startup file in Microsoft Word. Thanks!
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After setting up a Bullet Journal in an Evernote Moleskein notebook, it struck me that I was missing the boat, and should just build a Bullet Journal notebook in Evernote. To do so, I need a monthly log template. Before I create one, does anybody have one to share?
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I'm happy to announce the launch of a brand new resource for support and learning, the Evernote Help Center. We've reconfigured/edited/updated all of our content, improved search, added additional learning areas, and generally made everything more functional. We think you'll dig it. The new site is at: https://help.evernote.com/ Check out the new templates section as well as the tips and tutorials section. In particular, let us know: What other templates you would like to see: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/sections/200930137-Templates What other tips you'd like to see: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/categories/10681-Tips-Tutorials All feedback is appreciated. Speaking of feedback... One other notable improvement is the "was this helpful" selection at the bottom of every article. If you find an article useful (or not) tell us. We'll use your votes to calibrate and update content.
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I am switching from Ask Sam to Evernote. In Ask Sam, there is a phone call log template that when opened, lets me write down the name, phone number of the person I am calling, and then the date, time and duration of the call are automatically entered into the form. Then I can type notes during my call, including several pages if it is a long call and then save the file. I can then enter follow up actions including the date to make a return call etc. I can store and search the call logs by name or date or topic etc. The same note taking system can be used for meeting notes etc. How do I do this with Evernote? Is there a built in form for this that does the same thing as the Ask Sam call log I just described? And while we are at it - are there other built in forms templates that can be used? Unless there is either a template system or a work around - I do not see what value evernote has -is there a way to do this or do a work around? Thanks, Rob25
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