I am becoming increasingly enamored with the Technical Difficulties podcast by Gabe Weatherhead and Erik Hess. They do a great job tackling a single topic every episode. A recent show is about a topic that is, of course, near and dear to my heart: Scanning.[1] During the episode, Gabe described his scanning workflow, and how […]
Continue readingFor some reason that I will never understand, the Windows version of Evernote has included the ability to define an import folder for years, but that functionality has never made its way to the Mac version. The easiest way on the Mac is to import to Evernote using Hazel, but if you don’t use Hazel […]
Continue readingA few days ago, Evernote released an update (5.4.3 if you’re counting) for Mac that includes some nice new features that have flown under the radar. They aren’t in the Windows version yet, but hopefully soon. They are: You can rotate or delete specific pages from an attached PDF, right from within Evernote. When you […]
Continue readingSince the 2013 Evernote Conference, I have received many many (did I mention many?) e-mails asking me what I think about the new ScanSnap Evernote Edition. I understand why this is. I’ve written many posts about the ScanSnap, and I’ve written many posts about Evernote, so I am solidly inside the Venn diagram for this […]
Continue readingIt seems like only seven months ago that Brett Kelly released Version 3 of Evernote Essentials. Oh wait, it was. I don’t know when that man has time to see his family because I just received word that Evernote Essentials Version 4[1] is out this morning. If you’ve purchased one of the earlier versions, you […]
Continue readingWith the release of iOS7, Evernote has released a brand new version of its iOS app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. One of the new features which is Premium, but free for everyone for 30 days, is the ability to annotate and mark up PDFs right inside the app. This is extremely handy, and […]
Continue readingI don’t know how I missed this, but for the past few years Evernote forum user “spg SCOTT” has kept a public notebook with some great Evernote Windows tips and tools. Now with the release of Evernote 5, many of those tips have become obsolete. Fortunately, Scott is on it and he has a new […]
Continue readingOne thing I appreciate about Evernote is how they are constantly adding new product improvements. This post, however, is about Quick Note: an improvement that was introduced to the Mac client five months ago. Why am I posting about it now? Two reasons: I realized that I have never posted about it before, and I […]
Continue readingThis post is part of the paperless stories feature at DocumentSnap. Some stories are from readers that have successfully gone paperless, some are still going through it. Would you like to share your story too? Today’s reader story is by Annie Muller. Annie is an avid sewer, crocheter, and knitter. She was awesome enough to […]
Continue readingThis is a Guest Post from my friend Amy Payne, a Professional Organizer at Lasting Order. {First off, I want to thank Brooks Duncan for inviting me to write a guest post for DocumentSnap! My name is Amy Payne and I own a professional organizing company out of Southwest Indiana called Lasting Order. I met […]
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