Getting Smart With Evernote

Evernote. Majority of you may already know about this Evernote, but for the residual aliens let me introduce about this Evernote.

Evernote is an amazing software that allows you to record your notes, save in both voice and text form, processes it, allows indexing and lots more.

Tired of writing important notes that your boss delivers during the board meeting? Exhausted by taking notes in classroom? Got an idea but no pen or paper? Going to take celebrity interview? Hit and run case, need to write the license number of the car? Saw an awesome banner; want to know the minute details? Many problems, lot of confusions, one solution and the solution is Evernote.

Yeah, Evernote can provide solution to all these problems. When the constant Evernote users try to get the maximum utilization of the Evernote, the amateurs want to learn the secrets of smarter usage. For both of them, the following content may be useful.

Good Bye Pens:

No more tedious tasks of writing with paper and pens; just speak and your voice will be recorded. Playback and listen whenever you need it.

Do you need the recorded voice in note form? No more jotting down by listening to the tape. Evernote self transcribes the voice data.

Anywhere Any time:

With Evernote you can record, store, process, index voice and image data any time from anywhere

It’s not enclosed to just desktop or laptop; you can use it even from your smart phones.

Backups become blissful:

Evernote is initially free with 40MB upload limit every month, thus you can add only PDFs and pictures.

However if you upgrade for $50 per year, you can get a 500MB upload limit and no limit on the files you upload (even movies and music).

Thereby Evernote acts as a backup that can be accessed from anywhere.

Memorable Memoir:

Have a habit of writing diary that records all your daily activities? The habit can be continued but with minimal time consumption.

Record your daily activities in your own voice, later you can listen to or read the transcribed notes.

PDA:

Use Evernote smartly by saving your daily appointments, your contacts, tickets, files etc.

Evernote is an intelligent PDA that stores your daily chronicle and also organizes it automatically.

School Scheduler:

Home works, notes, hand outs, assignments, books, references; everything made easy; just store everything using Evernote and access through your laptop or phone when needed.

List Handling:

Be it shopping list or grocery; just make a record of what all you need to buy and you can refer it from your smart phone using Evernote that too in both voice and text form.

Searching Files:

Thanks to the Optical Character Recognition of Evernote, you can now search your files without even flipping them.

This is very useful when you search memos, bank statements etc.

From Ideas To Interviews:

Got an idea, record it; later you may use it in your research or blog.

Need to interview? Say bye to voice recorders, record with your smart phone and transcribe using Evernote.

Index Images:

With Evernote you can capture images, find the texts present in the image and index it.

This can be used in many of the practical applications like capturing images with text as in banners or license plates of cars.

Default Notebook:

You can create a default notebook called “Important” (alternatively you can keep the name you like) within Evernote & set in such a way that every new note goes into the Important, so that you can process/ use it later.

Not only these you can also store snippet of codes, collate emails, bookmark, etc. Evernote not only reduces the usage of paper, but also reduces the time consumption in writing or transcribing. When you have decided to move towards “paperless environment” your immediate step is to use Evernote and that too smartly.

If you haven’t used Evernote then you are back by a timeframe; so start right now.

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