qosasc.blogg.se - Business card scans evernote for mac

Papers (quite important documents - like certificates, passports, IDs).

I have a scanner on my desk which directly scans to Evernote - I put the scanned documents into their appropriate Notebooks: I have special Notebooks: “Contacts” and “ContactsJP” (for my Japanese friends) where I scan all the business cards. I store my all handwritten notes in one Evernote Notebook called “AllNotes” and that I’m an Evernote premium user (costs only $45 per year) I marked this notebook at an “offline” notebook so I have access to it on my iPad even when I’m on a plane without an Internet connection. Now that I’m working a lot more on my iPad I use Skitch for iPad and Evernote here as well. The original note always stays in Evernote. When I want to share these notes with my team, I either send it to them directly from Evernote or print to PDF and mail them like this.

The images I put there between the text are usually “Skitched” screen captures - meaning I use an app called Skitch on my Mac and iPad to annotate on a screenshot (add arrows and stuff) and paste it later to the note.

So where I used to create “Word documents” I now just write in Evernote. The cool thing is that notes there are “rich” meaning I can mix text and images. Whenever I need to prepare a spec for my great Nozbe developers, need to put a mental note for myself, need to comment on some design or some inspiration I got… anyway, need to make a note - I create a new note in Evernote. The beauty of Evernote is that the size of things I store there is limitless and I can access my data not only on all of my Macs but also on my iPhone and (yay!) iPad. Instead, I create “Evernotes”, meaning, I create notes in Evernote. Well, I do create files because the world seems to still like them and I have to use Dropbox to sync the files… but I don’t generate as many files as I used to. This is true - I love this app (and Nozbe syncs with it because of a this love) and I can confirm what they say is true: “Evernote should be your extended brain”. In my iPad-only series I highlighted time and time over that one of the main apps I use (besides Nozbe) is Evernote.