This video on setting up an Import Folder in Evernote for Mac is part of a series of quick videos on paperless tips and topics.

If you are able to, I recommend that you watch it with HD turned on. This is an Apple Mac, iPad or iPhone Video Tutorial from ScreenCastsOnline: The third and final part of our updated coverage of the new Evernote 5 for Mac Evernote have pulled all the stops out and completely redesigned both the Mac and iOS client applications. View the video below, or click here to watch it on YouTube. I’d love to hear how it works for you if you are on a different version of the Operating System. Make sure you paste that that between the on run… and end run sections. At one point you will need to paste in some code, so here you go: The easiest way on the Mac is to import to Evernote using Hazel, but if you don’t use Hazel you can do it using built-in technologies such as Automator and Applescript (don’t worry, it’s not that hard!)

For some reason that I will never understand, the Windows version of Evernote has included the ability to define an import folder for years, but that functionality has never made its way to the Mac version.

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