Different Ways to Use Web Clipper #Īnother favorite way to add notes to Evernote is to use its Web Clipper – a browser extension/add-on available for Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. So, if you want your emailed item to be saved in Evernote as “My Saved Item” inside a notebook called “Resources”, and you want to tag it with “Email”, “Important”, “Work”, “Research”, and “Web” then the subject of your email should be: “My Saved Item #Email #Important #Work #Research #Web” (sans quote). The basic format of email syntax is: Title #Tag1 #Tag2 #Tag3 #TagX You can modify the title of the created notes you can sort the notes into specific notebooks you can also add related tags to the notes There are several advantages of using these syntaxes:
It’s also a good idea to add the address to your synchronized Contacts/Address Book, so you don’t have to memorize it and can access it fast from any device you are on.īut most “email to Evernote” users have rarely used the ability to use syntax in the email subject.
Should you forget your email, you can look it up via Account Info – More Account Settings – Account Summary. Upon sign up, every user will be given his/her special Evernote email address. Using Syntax to Automatically Sort Emailed Notes #Įvernote gives its users the ability to create notes by sending emails to a particular address.
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