“I'd like to create a backup of my Evernote to Dropbox so that I can still access it when my notes get lost by mistake. When the print window comes up select Print to File.Bonus tip: Count on CBackup to increase Dropbox storage for free In Evernote, select the note you want to export then go to the File Menu and select Print. Your screen might look slightly different depending on what operating system your using but the options should sill be there. As a sidenote I do have Evernote installed in Crossover and use NixNote as well, I’ll post more about that another day. I’m a Linux user and since Evernote doesn’t have a Linux version I often find I work in web format. The screenshots I’m demoing below where taken with the Evernote web interface, but it works the same what with their desktop software. As with most free software remember to check for browser add-on bars and unselect these if they are not something you want during the install. I’ve used both PDF995 and CutePDF in the past and both worked well. You will need to install a free PDF printing program. Linux and Mac’s can do this normally with out issue, but if your running Windows and don’t have Adobe Acrobat you can still set this up. My work around for this is instead of using the Evernote export option I use print to file. This is not helpful if your wanting to export notes or images to attach to genealogy software! Most genealogy programs are able to link document files, PDFs and image files like jpg with out a problem. I can clip webpages, forum comments, images and make notes for the person or area I’m researching.Įvernote does have a flaw that I’ve had many genealogy friends mention. I’ve found it to be a wonderful help when I’m researching. I am a huge Evernote fan and I’ve used it daily for the past few years.

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