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1. DOES MICROSOFT ONEDRIVE WORK WITH DEVONTHINK PRO PDF
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DOES MICROSOFT ONEDRIVE WORK WITH DEVONTHINK PRO PDF

The creation date I adjust because I want to be able to have the results ordered by "real date", but maybe I'm overdoing it here.Īs to the original question "are there relevant use cases beyond a PDF archive", I'd say the answer is a resounding 'yes'.

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I also use full text search in combination with tags quite a bit. With my tags I can almost always bring it down to a list that is quickly scanned by the eye. The reason I'm not relying on full text search too much is that I don't believe in folders (>95 % of my Evernote documents are in one folder) and I do sometimes look for stuff where I don't even remember the name. I agree that tagging, creating a good title and adjusting the creation date is not too much work, especially if there are only new documents coming in and you process them regularly (I do it semi-daily). This would, however, be based on all documents in the library and therefore couldn't be done by the scanner software.Īnd this would certainly meet the expectations of the customer who wants to be delighted 🙂 It doesn't seem to be too hard to apply this to "train" the software to extract metadata from the document (scanned or received electronically). Regarding "intelligently" assisting with tags and other metadata: How can Evernote even survive without providing the best thinkable support for people who want to go thanks for the insights. Although, I must admit, even I occasionally enter a note 🙂 Maybe I'm mistaken and there are actually relevant use cases beyond a PDF archive, but I strongly doubt it. Identify duplicates (during adding a document and also in the library) Making the change of "date created" easier and not harder (which they did some time ago, to my dismay)Įven maybe automatically capture the creation date from the document Some sort of suggestion of tags based on the contents of the document and other already tagged documents in the library To name a few improvements that anyone using it in a similar way (and I can't think of much else it could be useful for):

DOES MICROSOFT ONEDRIVE WORK WITH DEVONTHINK PRO ARCHIVE

I've always been hoping Evernote would understand its destiny (which is a PDF archive for people who go paperless) and subsequently put an emphasis on features, that support this kind of usage.

Everything else goes right into my Fujitsu Scansnap and then straight to the shredder. The only documents I still have in paper format are the ones where you are required to keep the original. I've been using Evernote since its beginning and have gone paperless with it.