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Navigate to where you want to backup your Notes.Go to File -> Export Notes… in the Evernote Main Menu.Select the Notebook(s) You Want To Backup.To make a backup of your Evernote notes database, do the following: Making a backup of your Evernote is a straight-forward process as well. This comprehensive guide will teach you all you need to know to use Evernote productively. If you are new to Evernote or simply looking to improve your productivity in Evernote, you should check out my Beginner’s Guide to Evernote at the link below:īeginner’s Guide to Evernote – The Productive Engineer Once you database folder is open, open the content folder.Hold down the Option key and go to Help -> Troubleshooting -> Open Database Folder.

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The steps to find out where on your Mac your Evernote notes currently are stored are the following:

#EVERNOTE EXPORT ALL NOTES HOW TO#

I did a little research in these two topics and wanted to share with you both where your Evernote notes are on your Mac as well as how to make a backup of your Evernote notes database.

How to make a backup of my notes onto my NAS (Network Storage Device).

Where exactly were my notes stored on my Mac.

Over that time I have accumulated 3,528 as of July 2019. Evernote has been my note repository where I store my PDFs, powerpoint files and long form notes. That way you don't have to go through all your content looking for old stuff.I have been an avid user of Evernote since January 2010. It can also be helpful to have a page keep until 2025, keep until 2026 etc where you put notes that you might want to keep for a while but then will destroy.

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archive historic content that still needs to be in Notion vs. reference information I may need to reference, e.g. information about an appointment I need to schedule. (Or, maybe it can be deleted after I act on it!) active task reference content related to current active tasks, e.g. Inbox just like for Evernote, this is where new content goes when I'm not sure where to put it yet. Within Notion, I have several top-level pages:

Recipes these go into Paprika (the app) instead Links these go into pinboard (the web site) instead Receipts these can often be destroyed. Life archive related for example, family history information. As I've gone through all my imported Evernote notes in Notion, I handle them differently based on the type of content:Ĭontact data these can go into Google contacts, or they can go into a Notion "contacts" database I created. where I was in 2009 when I was starting to use Evernote. I'm in a very different place with respect to information management vs. I decided I needed to confront Evernote (finally). a while ago I took a picture of a document and then destroyed it but it turns out Evernote hadn't actually saved the image. But it wasn't: I got a spinny icon for each picture and then eventually a message that the note was too big. This should have been a simple use case: I click on Evernote to take pictures I take the pictures the pictures go into a note. See also my " life archive" system.Īll this boiled over last week, when I lost 50+ pictures I was trying to send to Evernote. In my case, I have also been looking at all the proprietary systems I use to ensure I am comfortable with where my data is. this client does not allow you to export more than 50 notes at a time.

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the "new" Evernote client constantly wants to update, like every time you open it it wants to update.

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I try to send files to Evernote via the macOS app and/or the Android app and Evernote doesn't seem to import them.

Android Evernote app has lost pictures that I have taken with it: I click the widget to take pictures, then take pictures, then click save, and then nothing happens.

To some extent it became a junk drawer for me-or maybe a creepy attic? I had a ton of content in there that I didn't want to face.Īll that said, over the last few years, Evernote has gotten less reliable for me: I have been really entangled in Evernote.

share notes with other family members also using Evernote.

photos of where I parked at the airport, so I don't forget.

notes to myself for how to do things, e.g.

I've read blog posts and even books on how to use Evernote more effectively. I have since added thousands of notes to Evernote and I've been a paid user since close to the beginning.

Evernote supported many types of notes: typed notes, pictures, audio notes, and moreĮvernote's logo is an elephant, with the idea being that an elephant never forgets.

When I first started using it, Evernote was cutting edge in a lot of ways: I've been an Evernote user since around 2009.