using evernote templates in evernote app for mac

THE APP STORE VERSION OF GROWL IS REQUIRED FOR THIS SCRIPT TO WORK! (If you do not have it installed, you'll get an error when you try to save this script.)įastScripts is a powerful script management utility which gives you instant access to all your AppleScripts by keyboard shortcut or menubar - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

REQUIRED / OPTIONAL APPS THIS SCRIPT REQUIRES LION OR GREATER (OS X 10.7+) TO RUN WITHOUT MODIFICATION This script moves things directly - no internet connection required! PRIVACY Emailing an item into Evernote probably isn't an option if you have local, non-synchronized notebooks which contain sensitive information (or should you find yourself without an internet connection). Trust me - Archiving whole folders goes much faster when you don't have to send an email for every item!

I can also tag and direct multiple items to a notebook by using a simple, fast dialog box instead of having to email them in one at a time (Mail handles multiple emails being forwarded by combining them to a single email). If you use Keyboard Shortcuts with this AppleScript, you'll have an workflow which is incredibly fast and makes it easy to stay organized! Personally, I use ⌘E to quickly send anything to Evernote. You certainly can do that - but I think this approach is actually easier and also has a few additional benefits:įASTER/SMARTER WORKFLOW. So why not just forward items to your Evernote email address? Brett Kelly's eBook, 'Evernote Essentials' provides a solid guide to how this works (See the chapter called 'Evernote, Email and You') along with some other great email-related tips. One fast way to get items into Evernote is simply to email them. (If you prefer not to use it, just edit out these portions of the script.) THIS SCRIPT REQUIRES THE LASTEST VERSION OF GROWL.

I've also built in GROWL notifications so that you'll be able to keep track of the progress of your import.

Using evernote templates in evernote app for mac