I didn’t intend for this to be Evernote week here on DocumentSnap, but after writing about my Evernote handwritten note workflow and then doing a video about it, I might as well just embrace it and complete the trifecta. There has been a lot written about organizing your Evernote notes. I have always hesitated getting […]
Continue readingI don’t normally post what amounts to the exact same blog post two days in a row, but I had multiple requests for a video for yesterday’s Evernote Handwritten Note Workflow post, so here you go. See that post for details, but here is how I deal with handwritten notes in Evernote, in video form. […]
Continue readingAnyone who has been on the phone with me will know two things about me. First, I talk to myself a lot, and second, I take a lot of notes.[1] I have played around with taking notes on my iPad, but more often than not I am re-using the back of paper from around the […]
Continue readingBack at Macworld 2012, I was given a quick demo at the Neat booth about their then-upcoming service NeatCloud. It was in beta during the Spring, and it looks like as of a few weeks ago, NeatCloud and NeatMobile are now live. I will check the service out over the next few weeks, but since […]
Continue readingGiven recent events, I thought I should cover some cloudless ways to synchronize documents. One piece of software that keeps coming up is GoodSync. I’m going to be digging into GoodSync over the next little while, but since I am on vacation this week and my wife will hit me over the head with a […]
Continue readingI am a big podcast listener, and one of my favorite podcasts is The Elephant Channel by Pierre Journal. I like it for four reasons: It always has great Evernote tips. It is extremely short and to the point, which is appreciated since most of the podcasts on my iPhone seem to be over an […]
Continue readingWouldn’t it be great if you could file documents away to the right folder without actually having to do the filing? This video shows you how to use Noodlesoft’s Hazel to automatically move files based on their filename. Hazel is Mac only, but there is a free Windows program called Belvedere that may do the […]
Continue readingWhen I travel, I like to scan my receipts into a service called Expensify. It makes it easy to capture the receipts, and the service automatically extracts the information and makes it easy to put into an expense report. I wrote about how I use Expensify with my receipts here. The other day, I came […]
Continue readingSometimes in Evernote, it can be helpful to just bring back all the PDF documents in your account. The command to do that is: resource:application/pdf This video shows how it works. Two things that I neglected to mention: This is a great compliment to the new-ish Evernote[1] feature that allows you to save attachments. Now […]
Continue readingEvery six months or so, the folks at Apparent Software release a group of Mac applications called the Productive Macs Bundle. If you are not familiar with the bundle concept, how it works is that a group of software is sold together for a price much lower than if you were to buy them individually. […]
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