Can you import all your web clippings from EverNote? Most of my 3200+ "notes" are web clippings. Most of mine are clippings, too. Bear does an acceptable job with most of them—much better than NimbusNotes does. Tables get mangled, but if I refer to them a lot, I copy them to LibreOffice a...
Why did you use your old version as opposed to the updated version for exporting your notes? Because in the updated version I could only export 50 notes at a time. I have over 2000 notes for 5+ Gb. Nope, I'd rather reinstall the old version. Can you import all your web clippings from EverNote? Most...
I loaded my old Mac Evernote version from Time Machine, exported my notes, and held onto my premium subscription while I checked out alternatives. I settled on Bear. Once I was sure that my notes had arrived intact and Bear was working well enough, I cancelled my Evernote account. Not sorry. Why di...
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How to export all my notes? Instructions on Evernote’s web: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/209005557-Export-notes Then I simply imported the resulting .enex file into Notebooks: https://www.notebooksapp.com/migrate-from-evernote-to-notebooks/ Other notebook apps probably have similar o...
lunk wrote:You can export all your notes in some weird format, but luckily there are apps that can import them, and recreate the same structure you have in Evernote. That's one of the reasons I chose the Notebooks app.
Good advice. Especially exposing yourself to a lot of good writing. I would also add that especially in the final stages to read it out loud, that helps you to find a lot of mistakes that tired eyes don't pick up and it also helps with the flow and cadence of your writing. Even bad writing might te...
They replaced all their client apps---Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and web---with completely rewritten versions. At the same time. They're all buggy. They all are incredibly slow. 15 minutes is too long to wait for a plain-text note to load. If you can get it to load. I couldn't get it to download l...
I compiled my novel from Scrivener into Word. My editor had made lots of comments that say e.g. "Page 43 line 12 add pace" or equivalents. As I find I write at my best in Scrivener is there any way to navigate in Scrivener using page and line references from the compiled Word version as t...
I am new to the Scrivener community and I would like to know if there is away to forward emails into Scrivener. I am looking to replace Evernote with Scrivener as my InBox. Ah, the Great Evernote Exodus, 2020. I'm a fellow exile and I've felt your pain. I've been a Scrivener user for... *checks her...
Writing is a craft, not something you do only if you get inspired. It’s a craft, and you learn it by doing it. Write, read what you’ve written, re-write it, read it again, re-write, etc. And when you’re not writing, read! Read books, articles, short-stories, news papers. And then start writing some...
Hello friends, I hope you all are well. So I'm a new Scrivener user whose been exploring its features. I am a current PhD Candidate in Middle East Studies and Philosophy who is looking to transition my writing platform from Microsoft Word to Scrivener. I am a very experienced Microsoft Word and App...
Make a whole video series discussing your book(s) or writing. Though I think it was meant to be educational, a corollary effect is that it exposes your work to a wider audience.