Using site: operator in Google usually helps. Protip: One cool thing to know about forums. Just the way I live with 1000+ features of Excel, Outlook, Word, Powerpoint I do not use. And I can live with one or two buttons which I do not use. So in the end of the day Evernote remains my app for note taking and storing stuff. I simply omit them in the interface and the programme works fine. I am lazy so I figured out I can learn to not see these new sharing functionalities instead of changing the entire world because of one or two buttons.I already set up Evernote for my needs.other work flows for car maintenance, receipts, etc.Sometimes at other people's homes I scan recipes from their cookbooks if I find something interesting. I scan recipes into Evernote so I have a cookbook always on me.If I happen to need to send something by post or just write a memo to a coworker or the boss, I use the template, print it out and it's done. I do not need to use Word to write these and after printing they look very well. I have a number of formal letter templates as notes.That way I do not have to use Pocket or other 3rd party app. So when I finish reading an article I move to my 'Cabinet' notebook. In my shortcuts' bar I have '#Reading' saved search which only shows notes with '#Reading' tag within the 'Action' notebook. I clip articles from the web, add a '#Reading' tag and save it to my 'Action' notebook.Evernote's powerful enough to use it as one tool instead of many apps and I have already learned how to do it and put an effort to do it:.Evernote search works really really well and no competitor is close. I have already built a habit of searching my Evernote before I use Google.Having all my stuff in one place automatically saved is a life-saver. I clip lots of content from the web (desktop and mobile).I guess there is only OneNote from Microsoft worth considering.įor example, for me there is not much hope.

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