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Evernote Batch now provide a feature to delete all checked items (To-Do) and their paragraphs in a note of Evernote. Many people just want to keep the pure incomplete items in their To-Do note.Evernote Unchecked and Checked Items Like follow image, the unchecked and checked items stagger and overload each other. We are not easy to select the checked items to delete them all. Evernote Unchecked and Checked Items Remove all Checked Items by One Click In Evernote Batch Processor Tool: Click "Clear Note ToDo" feature in "Note" tab. Click a Notebook "Local Notebook". Check a Note "Business Trip Checklist". Check "Remove checked items only". Click "Start" button to start clear all checked items in the check note. Remove all Checked Items by One Click A Pure Unchecked Items Note Return back to Evernote, we can see the "Business Trip Checklist" now is a pure unchecked items note. A Pure Unchecked Items Note Download Evernote Batch

What is Notebook Stacks? Notebook Stacks is a handy feature to organize notebooks in Evernote. Notebook Stacks allow you to nest your notebooks under more general ones. It is useful for breaking large work project into smaller buckets, organizing your work notes under different focus areas, and compartmentalizing your life and work-focused notes so you can easily jump between them. Think of Notebook Stacks as digital dividers for your filing system. Evernote Notebook Stacks Deficiencies But in Evernote, you cannot export the Notebook Stacks with its tree structure. You also cannot import the Notebook Stacks and its tree structure too.How to Export Notebook Stacks with its Tree Structure? "Evernote Batch" now add a new feature to export Notebook Stacks with its tree structure to a .est ( Evernote Stack Tree ) file. Export Evernote Notebook Stacks In "Evernote Batch", follow "Notebook" tab -> "Structure" group -> "Stack" command. In Stack Screen, it will list all your Evernote stacks and notebooks. Click "Save" button, in pop up "Export Evernote Stack Tree File" dialog choose a folder to save the .est file.

Available), 320 KB87 Best Free Notes OrganizerEvernote[1] is designed to help you organize all those random bits of information hanging around your PC: bookmarks, articles, bits of text, interesting web links, shopping lists, to-do lists, recipes, tips, etc. It's a common problem but a difficult one to solve as the information is so disparate. Some folks have tried to solve the problem by using free form databases while others use beefed up text editors or multi-media snippet managers. Evernote approaches the problem by allowing you to store your notes on an endless "roll" of virtual paper. You can create notes on the roll, drag and drop them or cut and paste them. Images can be stored as well as text. You can access the stored information several different ways: by searching for keywords, by using a category classification such as "recipes", by the date it was created or any combination of these. Toolbars for Internet Explorer and Firefox allow web site information to be highlighted and moved directly to Evernote together with a hyperlink back to the web site. A similar capability is provided for Outlook email. Sure, all this sounds nice but does it work? I evaluated Evernote for a month by using it to collect information for this newsletter. In this demanding task, I found it effective in doing the job and to work just about as well as anything else I've tried including Microsoft's OneNote.It's got a few annoying weaknesses though. If you move an email message to another folder after you have posted the information to Evernote, it loses the link. This is a fatal flaw for me as I only have two mail folders - my inbox for unread mail and the deleted folder for everything else - so everything gets moved after I've read it. Additionally, the category system is weak. What is needed is the ability to assign tags not categories and to be able to search using those tags in the same manner as you can at del.icio.us and similar sites. That said, Evernote is an outstanding free product and will provide many folks with an excellent solution to note, snippet and general information management problems. Tablet computer users may want to check out the $34.95 "Plus" version that also handles hand-written notes. Note: a new beta version [2] is now available. It offers a host of improvements and enhancements including the ability to synchronize your notes between your PC and a USBdrive.Code:Freeware, Windows 2000 and later, 8.4MB[1] Best Free Virtual Desktop ManagerThis review was prepared by regular contributor A.K. "I looked at a whole batch of free VDMs including VirtuaWin [1], Microdesk [2], Dexpot [3] and Virtual Desktop Toolbox [4].1] VirtuaWin