Evernote is a great way to store information for your own reference, but it becomes even more powerful when you use it to share with others. Sharing is easy to do, but it becomes slightly complicated because there are different types of Evernote accounts: Free: Self-explanatory. Premium: Additional storage, sharing ability, and other features. $5 […]
Continue readingI haven’t used a Microsoft Surface myself, but I know it has its fans, as does Microsoft OneNote. Windows users have used OneNote on a tablet for years and years. I remember someone demoing it to me at Gnomedex 2005. The new Surface Pro 3 looks like a pretty cool device, and I came across […]
Continue readingLast week, I did six (!) webinars with Steve Dotto on Going Paperless with Evernote. Steve has now put the replay online along with the bonus materials that I developed and the chat logs from a few of the chat sessions. You guys ask some great questions. Click here for the Going Paperless with Evernote […]
Continue readingA few months ago, Evernote made a change to the way note links work when they are copied and pasted outside of Evernote. A note link is a special link that will go directly to one of your Evernote notes. This can be helpful if you want to go directly to one of your notes […]
Continue readingReaders of the DocumentSnap newsletter will know that I have been talking about doing an Evernote webinar for more than a year. I’m happy to say that it is finally going to happen, and best of all, it is going to be totally free. You can learn more and sign up here. There is a […]
Continue readingOne benefit of having your documents in the cloud is it makes it easy to share them. If you need to send someone a file, instead of sending it as an e-mail attachment (not a great idea) you can generate a link and send that. When you send a file via a shared link, you […]
Continue readingI’ve long been a fan of ABBYY’s OCR software, so I was interested when I saw they’ve released a more fully-featured PDF editing suite. It’s called ABBYY PDF Transformer+, and the company threw me a review copy to check out. It is Windows only, so Mac readers are going to have to sit this one […]
Continue readingOccasionally, readers will ask me if there is a way on the Mac to automatically password protect a PDF, or even better encrypt a group of PDFs. I always figured that this was something that could be done using Automator, but have never had the chance to sit down and figure it out. Fortunately, now […]
Continue readingA few weeks ago, a gentleman named Kosio Angelov contacted me about a new book he has released that takes you through how to “automate Evernote, save boat loads of time, and make your life easier and more organized”. Nothing like a modest claim. On the flight down to Macworld I finally had to read […]
Continue readingOn my trip to Macworld/iWorld 2014, one my first stops was the Readdle booth. My goal was to get an answer to a question that has been on my mind for a while: what is the difference between the free Documents 5 and the paid PDF Expert 5? What is the deal with having two […]
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