Using the Mac app you just drag one notebook on top of another one. Creating A StackĬreating a notebook stack in Evernote is easy. Granted, with Evernote the search function is so powerful that you may never need to look at your list of notebooks.īut sometimes you just want to flip through all your notes like you would in an old fashioned paper notebook. It is so much easier to scan a list of 8 to 10 stacks than to be bombarded with 20 or more notebooks. You can divide your notebooks up any way you choose, but the system needs to make sense to you. You may have a few straggler notebooks that don't really fit into a stack but for the most part categorizing your life will make the Evernote Interface much cleaner.Įach stack should represent a separate area of your life. Group All Your Evernote Notebooks Into StacksĪs I continue to integrate Evernote into my daily life – I have come to realize that every notebook really should be in a stack. Underneath the stack title is the list of notebooks in the stack. When you go into the notebook view in the Evernote app, either on your computer or mobile device, the title of the stack appears highlighted in some fashion (on my Mac the background is white, on my iPhone the stack has a little green icon showing stacked notebooks and a green drop down arrow next to it). This stack is made up of 5 notebooks – one for each of my four kids, and another one called School for notes that are common to all.
Inside this folder you can keep a collection of similar notebooks.įor example, I have a notebook stack called “Kids”. What Are Evernote Notebook Stacks?īasically, think of a “stack” as a folder. This is a way to organize the many notebooks that you end up creating in Evernote. Today's highlighted feature are Evernote Notebook Stacks. So, for my benefit as much as yours, I am picking this app apart and writing about everything that it can do. We learn enough to get by and then we stop taking the time to learn more. But most people, myself included, only use a fraction of the capabilities.
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