#LIKE EVERNOTE FOR MAC MANUALS#
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Now, that file could have been found in two seconds in evernote. The folder hierarchy is great in its simplicity, but where it falls apart is when I'm looking for a Receipt (tag) for a Printer (tag and in filename) which I bought at the Electronics Store (tag and in filename) while doing a job for Employer (tag) and which Refund(tag) I still haven't received.ĭid I put it in Receipts? Employer? Refunds? No, for some reason I blanked and put it next to the gas station receipts for that month because I was stressed out. It's taking time, but it's something I have to do to get stuff out of Evernote anyway, and I'm doing it while also moving all text notes to Simplenote. The Evernote workflow can be considered in the past, and the Folder Hierarchy is what I'm moving to while trying out apps. So far the best solution has been a good folder hierarchy and file naming on Dropbox itself, but it's just not good enough when I need to find something fast on the phone.Ĭlick to expand.I have more time now, so I'm going to answer a little more in depth, and a little less curt I'll scan it on the mac and insert it, and the week after I'm still not able to access it from the phone. Obviously I've looked at OneNote, but it's sync-only, and for this purpose the sync SUCKS.

#LIKE EVERNOTE FOR MAC ANDROID#

I need access from a Mac, an iPad, possibly an iPhone when they launch the new one, and an Android phone until then. I would prefer to store it in Dropbox rather than a web service. So now I have to move all of this somewhere else.

#LIKE EVERNOTE FOR MAC MANUALS#

For example, I still have manuals for some of my appliances in there (downloaded as PDF, not scanned), my diploma from school, references from jobs and tons and tons of other stuff.

They were saved as PDF, and while most were receipts and bills that I deleted when I was done with them, others weren't. The other is that I scanned tons of documents and tagged and titled them in Evernote. Fine, I'll use any of dozens of similar apps for that, no problem.

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