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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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I know a fair bit of people use Google Drive and Google Docs. A lot of my clients who are prospective Evernote users are loving that. What I have gotten asked about a few times now is iCloud Drive integration and full support of .pages, .keynote, and .numbers file formats that Apple's iWork productivity suite uses. I have a few clients that are solitary and swear by those apps. I assume more have to be out there. I know I use Pages on occasion to make flyers and such. So what I am suggesting is support for those Apple iWork file formats in full, like Microsoft Office and Google Docs. If the iWork app is installed on a device then the file opens appropriately (like MS Office formats), but, otherwise, it would open via the web on icloud.com (like Google Docs do). I can not imagine people outside of macOS and iOS using it. But, just in the case that they did is why I suggest the latter. Thank you for your time.
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Hi There! When I scan any business card it is saved to my Contacts (iOS 10.1.1, iphone 6) and it’s great feature! But… any of scanned card doesn’t sync to my icloud. I can see new contacts and can edit them on my iPhone but not on my Mac. I use the same icloud account on all my devices and any contacts added manually (no matter on what device) is synced. The only problem is with scanned business card (I mean created contacts from scanning) from evernote or scannable. Anyone had same problem and solved it? -
My work routine relies heavily on storing successive versions of files I'm working on in the same note, and right now I can only do this on my Mac, not on my iPhone or iPad. When will we be able to attach files (other than photos) to an existing note in Evernote for iOS ? I can't imagine being alone in sorely needing this feature. Every major—and not so major—competitor to Evernote allows this. iOS now makes it trivially easy to implement. It would be a fantastic improvement that would require minimal effort. Please?
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Hi, I'm looking into EN to see if it fits our company's needs, so I did some searches but I couldn't find a definitive answer on whether it is possible to have Evernote save and sync data locally / in a Cloud folder? If so, does it still sync between EN OS X, EN iOS etc versions? For example: Could I use Evernote on my Mac, making it safe my data without uploading it to the Evernote servers? Even better: To Dropbox or iCloud or whatever cloud service I like? For example 1Password let's me choose where I place my sync folder. Of course, it still syncs with the iOS app / other platform versions. I'd want to do this because I like to decide for myself where our company's data is stored. -
Hi all - As my contact list grows, it's beginning to get overwhelming. 500+ contacts in my iCloud list just isn't necessary, considering I don't contact most of them (rarely if ever). Therefore, I want to import some (not all) of my contacts into an Evernote notebook. That way they don't clutter my contact list, but are still accessible should I need them. I have a few questions to go along with this: 1. Is this a good idea? Do you see any problems arising in the future? 2. What tool can I use to accomplish this? Ideally I'd like each contact in it's own note (so they are easily searchable) with standardized formatting to allow for easy export / transfer in the future. I currently use Evernote for Mac and iPhone, but I'm happy to look at other options if necessary to complete this. Perhaps Evernote Hello is needed? Thanks for your help, everyone!
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Hello, I have been using Evernote a little, but I am beginning to think I haven't been using Evernote to its fullest capacity. It dawned on me today when I was adding files to dropbox that I could do the same with Evernote. Is my assessment correct? Could I literally put everything in Evernote and utilize it the same way I would use dropbox? Is there a disadvantage of doing that?
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Hi, I'm considering to purchase Scansnap Evernote edition. (Why Evernote edition is, seems like it sorts items out automatically - which is the function I wan to have.) The Scansnap Evernote edition come with one year of Evernote Premium subscription. It is nice, however, I happen to have 50GB space with iCloud already. My question here is: Is it possible to do below workflow and how? 1) Scan and sort papers using Scansnap Evernote edition, then 2) Archive documents in iCloud. Thanks! -
I did a quick read on the forum to see if this issue came up without any luck so I'm throwing this out there. I can't seem to drag files from the Mac finder into an Evernote note if they are only found on iCloud. If I move them to the Macbook then there is no issue. Suggestions?
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[EN] I am wondering if you could add iCloud to Skitch, so that I can sync Skitch files between my Mac and iPad. Skitch is a wonderful App. Thank you for your team's impressive work. [CH] 强烈建议增加 iCloud 功能（就像 iWork 一样，并且默认将文件存在 iCloud 空间），这样我就可以在 Mac 和 iPad 间同步 Skitch 文件了。Skitch 是一款很好很方便的软件，谢谢你们！
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[Off-topic: For 10 years, we used Windows and synced files to HP iPaqs - remember those? Heck, they still make iPaqs, I think.] Anyway, we're a "Mac household" now. Each of us has an Evernote account. Also, each of us has a Gmail account and an Appleid for iTunes/iCloud. We've tried'em all. For our word processing needs, Evernote wins, hands down. Google Docs on an iPad? Forget it: don't hold yer breath. Using iCloud? Whatta groaner or yawner, depending on how you (we, anyway) look at it; and possibly file-destructive, too, if you ever sign out on your laptop. BTDT. iTunes? Watch what you sync, but keep up with your syncs. Problematic. Evernote? Straightforward, surprisingly powerful, *fast*, and spot on for what we need. Evernote knew cloud before "cloud" became a cute word.
