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PLEASE - PLEASE - PLEASE: Please develop a product (similar to the discontinued Moleskine Daily Planner), that would allow us paper-calendar/planner lovers to integrate our calendars & schedules with Evernote & Outlook/Calendars/ICal. Here are my specific requested features/options: I would like to be able to write (on paper/old-school) my daily agenda/plan and to-dos on a hard copy daily (hour-by-hour) planner. I want to be able to scan that planner page, and have it sync with Evernote. I then want Evernote to convert that text (via OCR) into digital format - I do not want a scanned image/jpg of my calendar, that does me no good. I then want to have that digital plan uploaded / sync'd into my Outlook calendar (or maybe an Evernote calendar/planner than can be sync'd via the app, or another means like IFTTT or Zapier). I plan on paper, but execute off of digital/Outlook in my case. For this to work, the paper needs to be scannable into Evernote, and it must have an app integration that is OCR friendly. Furthermore, it would need to recognize preprinted dates and time blocks (hours), in order to synchronize with calendars. I want it to pay my bills and clean my house while we're at it... (Kidding... but yes, I realize I'm asking for a lot!) While I'm dreaming big, I would love to see Evernote partner with companies like these - which have easily acquired & quality daily planners (I like the ones that are small - pocket & personal sized, and that have the hourly time slots for appointments and such. Extra bonus if they also have a daily "to do" section.) MOLESKINE DAILY PLANNERS (You once offered this - where did it go? http://www.moleskinerie.com/2014/10/meet-the-moleskine-evernote-planner.html) Molekine's Daily Planner, with small/portable Colour/Color A Month Pocket Planners (#1 Request): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015NG45CE/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 or via Moleskine at https://store.moleskine.com/usa/en-us/planners/2017-monthly-planners/12-month-color-a-month-planner/p981?ic=fe9MEQ%3D%3D Or even Moleskine's Daily Pocket Planner: https://store.moleskine.com/usa/en-us/planners/2017-daily-planners/12-month-daily-2017-planner/p1017?ic=WEqrnA%3D%3D They even have them in Peanuts' style: https://store.moleskine.com/usa/en-us/planners/2017-daily-planners/12-month-limited-edition-peanuts-daily-2017-planner-pocket/p978?ic=WydEOg%3D%3D Really, I'd consider any other quality planner with daily / hourly planning options from Covey, At-A-Glance, Day-Timer, etc. Fellow users - PLEASE take a second to VOTE on this. The more votes it gets, the more likely they are to add this feature. Thanks! -
Hi Guys! I would really be interested in a month-by-month calendar view to see all the notes I created. Is this a feature the evernote team is thinking about adding in the future? It would be so helpful in getting an extra visual handle on all the notes I've made and when they were created. Many thanks, Christina
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We love using the yearly calendar template for keeping track of projects happening at the same time or overlapping time. Is there a 2018 template available yet?
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Are there any calendar templates available for 2019 yet?
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We would like to have a new field that records the time we contributed to the note along with the tag field. You can enter multiple date or time periods in a new field. You can see at a glance which notes you were working on at any time through Calendar view.
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A 3-in-one: 1. The new app Agenda (not to be confused with the old Lotus Agenda) is getting rave reviews simply because it allows attaching a note to a calendar event. Evernote needs this. 2. The Web Clipper really should try harder to glean the name of the author when you clip an article or post. In most cases, it ain't that hard. Sure, it may not always get it right, but it would be a lot better than sticking MY name in the field! You could even insert something like "(auto-detected)" after the author's name if you weren't sure you had it right. 3. Last I checked, some items of information about a note (such as, IIRC, author) were not accessible from AppleScript for no apparent reason. Could you please fix this?
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Hello everyone, Just wanted to submit a feature request of Evenote having its own calendar service. There's no clear winner on Calendar Apps for Windows and many times one find yourself between different services (Google, iCloud, Microsoft Apps and Evernote reminders). Would be fantastic for Evernote developing under the same app a Calendar that could rule them all. There's already the reminders feature that even if it's very nice, it feels incomplete without a true integration with other calendars or without a proper calendar view within Evernote. Please note: 1. I'm not asking for a Calendar template 2. I'm aware that there are third parties solutions to create events at Google Calendars after Evernote reminders. Having to do this through a third party its just too complicated or innesary for a paid service as Evernote. I use the full Premium one and love it, just think would be amazing to have its own calendar. Best.
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I love the integration now between Google and Evernote. I would love to see similar integration with iCloud and/or the macOS Apps Calendar and Reminders. The idea is simple enough (though I know execution is far more difficult ): If I create a checklist in a note, it can sync to the Reminders app, a due date would appear in Calendar, and a meeting in Calendar would allow for a meeting note to be made in Evernote.
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Sorry for the rookie post but I am trying to print out the calendar templates (monthly) and I can't seem to get them to format 1 month per page. What am I doing wrong? I'm on a Mac if that matters. Thanks!
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Hi guys, How can I synchronize the Apple Calendar with Evernote? Thank you for help me. -
I like to schedule Evernote ideas in my calendar on macOS to plan my day's activities. If I drag the note to Calendar, I can move it around to the right day and time, which is really useful and in keeping with the way macOS works for its own stuff. BUT the link that it creates becomes the event title (which gives no clue to the note's content) and this link to the note is inactive. Can Evernote change the way that the 'Title' and 'Add Notes, URL or attachments.' fields line up with the Evernote? So that: Event Title = Evernote Title Event 'Add Notes, URL or attachments' = Evernote link. -
The former feature where a note title was suggested based on any calendar entries (in my case, exchange server) was VERY helpful. I used this feature on a daily basis. I prefer to take handwritten notes at a meeting, then take a snapshot at the end of the meeting, which gave the note the same name as the meeting as listed in my calendar. This was ideal and saved a lot of time.
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In most applications the calendar date starts on Sunday, not on Monday. It would be nice if we could switch the start date. Best regards
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this would be an awesome feature rather than using third party apps ken
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I've grudgingly accepted that Google Calendar is the only way for our team to keep track of what we're scheduling when. Oh, how I wish there were a full-function EN calendar! Whining aside: I understand that when I create events or reminders in EN, it will sync with the gcal. But I have private notebooks as well as shared notebooks in my EN. I want only the events/reminders from my few shared notebooks to show up in the team calendar. I've poked around looking to set that restriction, but haven't found it. Is it possible? Thanks!
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I love using evernote but the reminders feature is very poor. It feels very much like an addon rather than a true feature. I use evernote for everthing and would love to get rid of using e.g. calendar and tasks in outlook and focus on Reminders in Evernote. Some of the issues. 1. the reminders don't have an easy way to switch off/cancel when its been seen. E.g. it stays as a red mark on the app. Often I don't want to delete the whole note just to get rid of the red reminder icon. 2 I would also have a shortcut into reminders from email or the other webapps such as the @XXX feature that is added when you want a note to go straight into a specific folder. I believe reminders can be a much more powerful tool 3. Reminders could also have multiple options for saving at different priority levels.
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Please find a way to make all text in Moleskine notebooks extractable & importable into other uses/applications (like calendars & To Do Lists). At present, it's supposedly "searchable." However, the search never works for me. This was the whole reason I got the Moleskines & Evernote Premium. As I understand it, it's supposed to only be searchable, and it simply inserts images as a jpg (rather than doing anything with the text.)
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Hello, After the latest Evernote update my notes have lost the connection to the calendar. In the past, every new note would correspond to the time slot in my diary. As a result, new notes would already have the right titles, whereas now every new note simply has a 'Title' in the title and has to be renamed manually. This takes time. Could you please advise how to reestablish this connection with the calendar as it used to be very helpful in the past? Thank you.
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I've just setup Cronofy calendar connector, which seems to work well (https://appcenter.evernote.com/app/calendar-connector/web-apps). But honestly, I'd be just as happy with a Reminder calendar I can subscribe to that puts a read-only all day event in my Google Calendar.
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Does Evernote plan to continue releasing calendars? The 2016 calendars worked well and I would like to continue using them, but I have 2017 appointments already piling up and Evernote has not released any 2017 calendars. I've tried using MS Word calendars and pasting them into Evernote, but Evernote chokes on the formatting. Thanks, Tim
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Please please please create a calendar for Evernote and the ability to sync with google. Our team loves Evernote but the only issue is giving the team a daily/weekly calendar inside of Evernote. This would be amazing. Thanks.
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When will the 2017 Calendar be released?
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If I posted about this already, I apologise. If I didn't post it before I also apologise. If someone else suggested it here, I'm sorry that I'm now taking credit for finding it. In fact let's just start off with me being really, really, really sorry and move on. Then, on a happier note.. I liked Transpose, because it was, until very recently, a database to which you could add structured information, and process and display it online in various ways. It's now closed down, but I found a new contender. Airtable. Which is a spreadsheet to which you can add data. It's also a relational database - you can link new facts to stuff you already know - and a calendar (if you have dates in there somewhere) and a KanBan chart of items sorted by various options. In fact it's quite a little powerhouse of collaboration and connectability which I'm initially using for one project as a trial. Too much information for detail, but Transpose Airtable* would mean (forinstance) that if I was arranging meetings throughout the year on different subjects at different venues, I could have one database of venues, one database of subjects, and one database of details and dates, linking to the relevant subjects and venues so I don't have to keep entering the same information over and over for each event. I can share the Calendar view with my customers so they know what's coming up in their area, and if they sign up with one or other venue I can use their sign-up form (created in Airtable) to look-up or populate their customer record for my information later. I can use the KanBan view to keep me on track with support material for each event. It looks really good. Obviously do your own due diligence before you invest hours setting up your own system, and (just for information) I get all my data together in Evernote before I set it up in Airtable and they support Zapier, so I should be able to arrange to copy details across rather than enter it twice. It's an app worth Evernoting, even if you don't need it now. (Just to confirm - I have no connection with them!) PS Evernote - the relational database thing is what they call 'transcopy' in Wikis, where you show some or all the content of one note as part of another. If only Evernote did that sort of thing I wouldn't need to use third-party software... * PPS - Oops.
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Hello Evernote team, Evernote is still lacking integration with our busy schedules. We don't expect Evernote to be everything from coffee machine to fortune teller, we need ability to manage all the reminders and work to-dos we put in there. Evernote has Evernote-Reminders which is great, and it can pop up as a Notification when they are turned on. Right now to schedule something for a day I first check my calendar, then set alert in Evernote, then go back to my calendar app and create there a Calendar Appointment or a To-Do (depends). That's not all. I will go back to Evernote, and at least copy the shared link or copy some of the content in Evernote, then go back to calendar and past this information. Total 5 steps required. This process should be reduced to one single step. Hello Evernote Cronofy ... https://evernote.cronofy.com/ I think you should seriously think get together with these guys and invite them to work with you together, or join Evernote and purchase the company. Two reasons: 1. Privacy - I don't want 3rd party web-services have access to my Evernote account. But I can't live now without Calendar integration, so I have to allow Cronofy to access my Evernote account. I would rather prefer Evernote offers this functionality within the paid package. 2. Economics - I don't know how this company is going to survive. If they are going to start charging for the service, it better be reasonable rate, not because of being cheap but because I am already paying 3 premium Evernote accounts and I am not ready to shell out money for 3 other Cronofy sync services. Often as it is bulk of that goes to maintaining servers, upgrades, overhead etc.. See story about http://iqtell.com/and some others. I am anxious to see the integration as a native feature in Evernote: - Exchange - CalDav (Yahoo Calendar and many others) - Google Calendar The integration should give option whether I am creating a To-do Reminder or a Calendar Appointment. Microsoft OneNote for example has native integration between the content of OneNote with their Outlook application and while I don't expect anything close to that, but since Evernote is a web-service, integration with CalDav and other calendars would be boost for Evernote and ability to offer it to more business customers. Thanks for consideration. -
Hello 3P EN Forum I want to be able to create a reminder in Evernote and have it show up in iCal in a Sunrise calendar. Any ideas anyone?... From time to time I revisit the issue of the lack of sync between Evernote reminders and an actual calendar. On my last effort I decided to give Sunrise a go. It works beautifully re putting Evernote reminders into its calendar. You can actually edit the Evernote in Sunrise and it syncs perfectly. However, the downside of Sunrise is that it only works off-line on a Chrome extension. As I'm only using Safari I'm stuck with the web/on-line version. I use iCal for my main calendar mainly because it's an off-line OS X app. I've tried working with Event Noted and it goes up to an extent but let's face it, it's a hassle: tagging, then typing the date and time out. Also, no 2 way sync between reminders edited in iCal. Is there any way that I can get the Evernote reminders that appear in Sunrise to pop up in iCal. I've tried everything I can think of and although it seems like it should work, it doesn't. iCloud sync is not the same as iCal sync. I believe the Evernote/Sunrise link is creating Reminders which afaik are only available on iOS. ...better still, anyone at EN going to come clean on if and where addressing the infamous missing calendar is on the roadmap? Best Regards JohnP
