Evernote is a flexible electronic filing cabinet available for desktops, phones, and tablets. It means I can easily create or store information wherever I am. And equally importantly, because the information is stored electronically, I can easily search it and track information down. I can use it to type documents or save handwritten notes on screen; it will receive scanned documents or photographs; and I can even use it to create dictated notes or store other sound files. And zapping webpages into it (in a variety of save formats) or those important emails, is a synch.
Because security of information is important to me, I am able to use the internal encryption system built into it to lock sensitive documents.
I use Evernote in a multitude of ways. To give you some idea of its flexibility and usefulness, I have listed the ways below. They are not listed in any order of importance. Continue reading “Saving Stuff for Work and Pleasure (19 Uses for Evernote)”