* Two tools I didn't know were available until reading this book are creating tables and ToDo lists (complete with check boxes). * The proverbial Killer App-creating and sharing notebooks-is well-detailed by Murray. Therein lies the value of buying a book like this, that covers all of them. As such, what was once probably a fairly intuitive widget has become a fully-featured software program that takes some thinking to get it to work. It now offers every conceivable method of clipping-and-saving from the internet to your personal cloud. Here are a few of my thoughts:Įvernote has become a more robust program since I first tried it. I decided to test the book by returning to my rarely-used program and see if I became inspired. In short, the book includes a good summary of what most people want out of a note-sharing program. * Grabbing web clippings and Webcam notes My Evernote is a well-organized, clear and concise summary of this popular program. Until I found this book, and found the answer to my problem. I planned to research more later, but instead forgot about it.
I muddled around on my own for a while, decided it was too d*** hard, and put the program aside. Yes, I managed to snip website pieces, share documents from my computer, but I failed to accomplish the one thing that motivated me to download it: I wanted to collaborate on documents with friends.
I downloaded Evernote, tried it out, and somewhere between installing and using, lost my way. Katherine Murray's new how-to book, 'My Evernote' (Que 2012) has an awful lot of the answers, enough that I now have my Evernote up and running like a leopard across the African savannah. If you've been promising to try it, but were waiting for a magic wand to clear up all your questions, it's arrived. Despite daunting competitors like MS One Note and Google Notebook-and smaller ones like Diigo and ReQal, Evernote has amassed over 11 million happy users. A little like Google Docs, but easier, faster, and more accessible. It enables you to copy snippets of webpages, images, audio files, and more into personal collections that are not only shared across all digital platforms-desktop, laptop, iPad, smart phone-but with friends of your choice. Evernote is a popular FREE note-taking app that stormed onto the internet consciousness a couple of years ago and quickly became the standard by which all competitors were judged.
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