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Evernote Scripts / API Applications:

Written (or know of) an Evernote Script not listed here? Post it in the comments below and I’ll add it to the list!

Evernote Accessories + Services:

  • Pixily is a service that Evernote users can ship their paper documents to — they scan, categorize and upload the documents to a customer’s web account, where they can be transferred into an Evernote account with the push of a button. For a limited time, Pixily is offering Evernote users a $10 discount. To take advantage of the discount, follow this link and type EVERNOTE into the coupon code field during checkout.
    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srR1RUt0U5w&feature=player_embedded
  • The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Deluxe Bundle Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner — available for the Mac and also for Windows users — is Fujitsu’s latest, greatest version of their sheet-fed Document Scanner. With the push of a button, you can create a PDF file of up to 50 pages at a time. Just drop those PDFs into Evernote and, voila, you’re paperless. You can even scan your documents directly into Evernote. I own the previous model and have whole-heartedly recommended it to clients who are trying to digitize big piles of paper quickly (BTW — they also love it!):
  • The Griffin Clarifi with EasyDock(Black) is a case for your iPhone 3G or 3GS that allows you to sharpen the iPhone’s close-up photos of business cards, receipts, or any small portion of text. Once your picture is in Evernote, text inside the image is recognized and available for searching (and easy cut-and-pasting into your favorite contact manager / word processor / etc.)
    Pretty spiffy! Check out this video from the Evernote blog of the Clarifi in action!:
    httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vduAAtinBG0
  • Don’t have an iPhone? Maybe you need to capture larger amounts of text (like a whiteboard)? How about the name and location of a store or a restaurant while you’re sight-seeing? Eye-Fi makes a whole series of SD cards aimed at both PC and Mac users, professional photographers, and even video enthusiasts! It works with most digital cameras and even allows you to send geo-tagged photos directly to your Evernote account over its own Wi-Fi connection. Not only is the text in any digital photo automatically recognized and indexed, but the *LOCATION* as well. It’s a perfect way to keep a “virtual travel scrapbook”! I use this one myself — and I couldn’t be more pleased with how easy and well it works.
  • And again, check out this video from Evernote to see how it works:
    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzFpQbV5In8&feature=player_embedded

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6 Responses to “Evernote Applescript Resources (and Accessories)”

  1. Breggol says:

    I would like to have an Applescript to update the attributes of the note that is currently open in the client.

    • Justin says:

      I would too! ;)

      Evernote’s AppleScript implementation currently doesn’t allow this…but maybe they’ll add it if enough people request it!

      Here is a link to Evernote’s “Suggest a Feature” page. My observation is that they are pretty responsive, so let them know what you’re looking for!

  2. Bryan says:

    Would love a script to import VoodooPad into Evernote.

    • Justin says:

      I’ll look at VoodooPad’s AppleScript implementation and see if there is a logical way to do it. Do you have any idea of how you’d like a script to work and what you’d want it to do?

      In the meantime, you can already use the “Export Page As…” function from VoodooPad to save the pages as HTML files and then just drag-and-drop them onto the Evernote icon!

      • Bryan says:

        How about the ability to simultaniously export all pages of a VoodooPad document into Evernote. Each page within the VoodooPad document would export to Evernote as individual notes. Not sure if this would even be possible though. I’ll try to export each individual page but I have VoodooPad lite, which doesn’t seem to allow exporting to HTML, only XML.

  3. Justin says:

    Hi Bryan,

    I’ll look into it for the next round of scripts that I am working on…. but, if I’m not mistaken, there isn’t any AppleScript support in VoodooPad Lite (See this list on the Flying Meat website to see what I mean…)

    I guess a VoodooPad Lite user could upgrade to one of the paid versions, or maybe export to a text file? Anyone already doing this?

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