Export/print list of notebooks

[AlanA 0]

Is there any way to print out a list of your notebooks, arranged by stack? I just want a handy one page reference, so that I can look at it when I'm using the @notebook field in email subject lines.

 

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[jefito 5,333]

I don't know of any easy way to make a list of notebooks by stack, but using the Enscript.exe command line program, you can list out your notebooks using the command:

enscript listNotebooks

See https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/enscript.php#enscript for more info.

[AlanA 0]

Thanks Jeff, although it seems to output in a completely random order!

[gazumped 6,905]

Hmmn.  Was trying to pipe the output of that command to a text file to make it easier to sort,  but I get 'access denied' a lot..  It's a while since I used the command line though...

[jefito 5,333]

Don't use pipe ('|'), use redirection ('>')??

[Dave-in-Decatur 913]

I can confirm that running "ENScript.exe listNotebooks > ntbklist.txt" (without the quotation marks) in a command prompt window created a text file called ntbklist.txt that listed all my notebooks. The order seems to be that in which they were created (!). At any rate, when I created a new notebook for test purposes, it appeared at the bottom of the list.

[gazumped 6,905]

6 hours ago, jefito said:

Don't use pipe ('|'), use redirection ('>')??

My bad - so long since I used DOS in anger that I forgot the proper names.  I was using '>' but called it wrong.  Thanks to both though for confirming it works.

@Dave-in-Decatur - with a text list my thought was that you can edit and sort it however you prefer. 

[dconnet 522]

On 10/12/2016 at 9:57 AM, jefito said:

Don't use pipe ('|'), use redirection ('>')??

pipe will work. In a cmd window I just tried:

enscript listNotebooks | sort

and it worked as expected. You could then redirect that into a file...

"enscript listNotebooks | sort > file.txt"

[jefito 5,333]

1 hour ago, dconnet said:

it worked as expected

Yep, you just need to remember to use pipe to send it through to another program (like sort), and not to a file. Didn't know what gaz was up to, so I was just taking a guess at the problem. Turns out he's got it, er, sorted.  

[gazumped 6,905]

<groan>

[Dave-in-Decatur 913]

23 hours ago, dconnet said:

pipe will work. In a cmd window I just tried:

enscript listNotebooks | sort

and it worked as expected. You could then redirect that into a file...

"enscript listNotebooks | sort > file.txt"

Brilliant! Works like a charm. Hope this will help @AlanA too.

[Martin Pergler 1]

Sorry to resurrect old thread. I am using enscript listNotebooks as part of a script (based on https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/53536-how-to-backing-up-evernote-using-powershell/) to monthly export all my notes, organized into notebook .enex files. Paranoid, I know. 

As expected, listNotebooks outputs all the notebooks. The enscript documentation suggests using listNotebooks /t synced [resp. local] to get only normal synched versus only local notebooks. However, it seems shared notebooks are excluded from the synced list, even though they are included in the overall (no /t switch) list. Is this a bug or a feature? If the latter, what's the /t switch to get shared notebooks? I've tried the obvious, namely "shared" but that doesn't work. 

Thanks!

[gazumped 6,905]

Hmmn.  Haven't looked that far into the process.  Under the hood information is only going to come from Evernote I think.. 

[jefito 5,333]

Doesn't make sense. Non-local notebooks that are part of the account are synced by definition, regardless of whether they're shared to someone else or not. Looks like an ENScript bug to me.