Need more Evernote help? My Evernote for Genealogists quick reference guide (image right) is available for both Mac and Windows users (pick up the one that goes with your computer’s operating system, not your mobile device).Ĭlick here for digital download pdf guide.Before we get started, let us discuss about Evernote’s features and drawbacks. And there you have it, your note as a PDF file! In the Save As window select where you want to save the file.ġ0. In the pop-up window select ebook (select Prepress if you want a higher quality document.)ħ. Install a free PDF creator program (for example: CutePDF or PrimoPDF.)Ģ. How to Export a Web Clipping Note from Evernote to PDF:ġ.

Let me show you how the process Pat describes works. (Not a member yet? Become one here.) I’m also a fan of Primo PDF. Genealogy Gems Premium Members can hear more about CutePDF in Premium Podcast episode 77. I love listening to your podcast during my commute. And, although I’m not a Word user I think it will allow you to import or open a pdf file and then save it as a doc file. The only problem I see so far with this, is that CutePDF wants to call (everything)”printed” this way (as) Evernote.pdf, so you have to change the file name to avoid writing over the previous file. To get a text note out just open up the note and print it, to a pdf printer like Cute PDF.

I just ready your post about getting a note in Evernote out of the program and into another format on your hard drive. Genealogy Gem reader Pat wrote in about how she likes to extract notes. In that post I explained how to save an Evernote web clipping as an image file. Recently I posted on How to Solve a Pesky Evernote Web Clipper Problem.

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