badjapanese.blogg.se - Evernote export too small

Notes are stored in folders and a nice discovery was that it also supports sub-folders too. The Notes AppĪpple’s Notes app comes with both iOS and macOS and it uses iCloud to sync the data between all of your devices (although you can also use other services such as Gmail and Exchange too).

Having fairly recently abandoned complex Getting Things Done apps and switched to Apple’s Reminders app I decided to have a proper look at Apple’s Notes app. Essentially they are items for an on-going project or event. These are things like papers for an upcoming meeting or copies of documents relating to filing a current set of account.

Be a repository for documents and notes I currently need.

These are things like my annual home contents insurance documents or scanned receipts which acts as a product guarantees.

Be a repository for documents I need to keep.

Be a store of things I want to note down.

However the application is also full of features I don’t need or use when I actually looked at what I wanted to use it for it was a very small set of requirements: The system is very capable and includes some really nice features including OCR’ing text in images (really handy if you take a photo of something like a business card). I have been using Evernote for several years and I pay for a Premium plan because I need to use more than two devices and some of my attachments are over 25MB in size.