#EVERNOTE TUTORIAL YOUTUBE PDF#
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I not only have the magazines full of recipes, but also recipes in binders which are printed from the internet or elsewhere.

#EVERNOTE TUTORIAL YOUTUBE PDF#

I just set a few essential tags (like breakfast, dinner, beef and so on) and let the built in search features of Evernote do the rest of the work.īecause Evernote can search images and PDF files for words you search for, you really only need to list those tags which are not already in the recipe itself - or in my case a translation since I have a lot of recipes in German but can’t image typing in “ Hähnchen” instead of “chicken” when I’m looking for dinner inspiration. But really, you don’t need to go overboard with putting things in folders and so on. The beauty of Evernote is that you can make the filing system complex or simple. And Evernote keeps everything in the cloud, so you can view it on your computer, Mac, smart phone or iPad. She was just keeping them on her laptop, until I told her about Evernote. My MIL had the smart idea to start scanning her recipes last year so she can have her favorites with her whether she’s at home in Germany or America. Thankfully all of this hard work has already begun to pay off, and we’ve tried several new recipes already - of which have been really yummy! And I currently have a stack of magazines under my desk which is about 1 foot high that need to be scanned. As you can see, we made some steady progress on tagging what needs to be scanned.

And I also know that my willingness to try new things is not quite as great as Stefan’s - so I decided to get him to start marking the recipes he found interesting on Sunday, just when he had a few minutes and wasn’t really doing anything else. Now remember the bookshelf full of magazines I posted about in my decluttering in 2011 roundup? Well, I knew that the process of going through those magazines was going to be daunting.

#EVERNOTE TUTORIAL YOUTUBE SOFTWARE#

The great thing is that all of your information can be synced across multiple platforms (PC/Mac, online, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Android, etc) or you can just use the software offline. The next major thing to tackle will be our important documents. Little by little, I have been going through all of my old handwritten notes about future projects, tasks, ideas and so on, and putting them into Evernote. I started using this free note-taking software (although there is a paid upgrade) about 6 months ago and it has really revolutionized the way I take notes and keep up with paper clutter. If you’ve been reading me for a while, you know I think Evernote totally rocks.

And instead, I’ll get to the point of why I so love Evernote to organize recipes. You see, I got the book and started reading, then I got caught up with other junk…and now he’s encouraging me to get back on the bandwagon.īut before this turns into a massive long story about decluttering (which in a way it still is), I’ll just hold off on the next group of decluttering progresses for another day. It started to really click in our brains and lives…especially when Stefan started implementing what he’s read so far. 😉īack in January, my husband and I started reading David Allen’s book Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity.

#EVERNOTE TUTORIAL YOUTUBE PLUS#

I wanted to share it again, because after using Evernote to organize recipes for the last few months, I’ve learned a few new tricks! Plus I think my new friends from the William Morris Project could really benefit from this as well. This is an updated post from January 2012.

Evernote tutorial youtube