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I am scanning receipts. Almost all of them are labeled "scannable document". I want to rename them more specifically. I apparently did this once by accident, but cannot figure out how to do it again. And, I would like to know how to do this immediately after scanning, AND for the files I already have. I am saving all of them into Evernote.
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Why so far, even in the Premium, is not implemented Tree label in the application on iOS (iPhone and iPad)? Highly! it is not convenient to use the application without this elementary function on these devices
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(Archived) OCR labeling to make it easily searchable later
dwryu72 posted a topic in General Discussion Archive
Hi.. I'm a teacher and I want to track student work by taking photos of it, then later be able to search for the their work again. I'm thinking that I could stick a 'label' (with a unique code for each student) on each of page of work they turn in to make searching easier later on. So for example.. the students have all just finished taking a test. I tell them to place their label on each page of their work. They turn the documents into me. I take a photo of each page. I upload to Evernote on all one note (to make the process faster) and I'll name the note something like "Test 001". I'll then download all the images to my computer (using 'export attachments'), batch convert to PDF (so I can edit them using GoodReader), then place all the PDFs back on Evernote. Now when I want to search for work related to a certain student, I just type in their 'code' and all their work should pop up. I'm just curious if anyone had any thoughts on that workflow? Also, in terms of creating a unique code for each student, any recommendations? (ie. avoid using dashes .. A1-001John, etc.) The bottom line: I want to track their work using images converted to PDFs, and I don't want to have to 'type any text' and still be able to find their work. (BTW, the label is because I'll be dealing with young students who may not always write their name clearly. Also, they might not write it dark enough for Evernote with their pencils.) Thanks.
