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The first in our series on Evernote for Writers in which we dive deep into one feature at a time. Evernote is one of those apps that seems useful from the outside, but can sometimes feel overwhelming and overly complicated when you first try to use it. It’s easier to get past feeling overwhelmed if your entree into the program is through one key feature. So this week we’re going to talk about Page Camera, a feature in Evernote where you can snap a picture of typed or handwritten text, save it to the app, and search for words in both kinds of text later. Sounds fabulous, right? Get your pen and paper and get ready to take notes.
Duration: 16:07:00
Present: K. Tempest Bradford.
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Download: Episode 14: Evernote For Writers #1 – Page Camera
##Special Offer for The Write Gear Listeners
Excited about fountain pens after listening to the episode with Richard Manning and ready to buy one? Head over to PenChalet.com, click the Radio/Podcast button at the top of the page, and enter the passcode WRITEGEAR in the box for a 10% discount and a special price on the Pilot Knight fountain pen.
Episode Links
Getting Started with Evernote:
Android
iOS
Windows Phone
Evernote Forums
Page Camera How Tos
Scannable — The iOS app that has all the scanning features and hooks into Evernote
Jaime Todd Rubin’s Scannable Tutorial
Scanning Handwritten Pages — This page is old and focuses on Moleskine notebooks. But the basic instructions are the same for scanning any page or document. Also, this does work on Windows Phone!
Scanning Post-It Notes
Check out the Write Gear YouTube Channel for hands-on videos with the Android and Windows Phone apps.
Smartphone Scanner Boxes
StandScan ($20) vs. ScanDock ($400): Which Smartphone Scanner Is Worth Your Cash? — A story I wrote back when I first got the StandScan (when it cost $20).
Fopydo Scanning Stand
Fopydo SmartStand for Mobile Phones (slightly smaller)
ScanDeck
Build A Smartphone Scanner To Digitize Your Notes — Popular Science
How To Build Your Own Smartphone Document Scanner
Follow your hosts, guests, and the show on Social Media
@TinyTempest
@WriteGearCast
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The first in our series on Evernote for Writers in which we dive deep into one feature at a time. Evernote is one of those apps that seems useful from the outside, but can sometimes feel overwhelming and overly complicated when you first try to use it. It’s easier to get past feeling overwhelmed if your entree into the program is through one key feature. So this week we’re going to talk about Page Camera, a feature in Evernote where you can snap a picture of typed or handwritten text, save it to the app, and search for words in both kinds of text later. Sounds fabulous, right? Get your pen and paper and get ready to take notes.
Duration: 16:07:00
Present: K. Tempest Bradford.
Subscribe to The Write Gear!
Get the The Write Gear on iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
Download: Episode 14: Evernote For Writers #1 – Page Camera
##Special Offer for The Write Gear Listeners
Excited about fountain pens after listening to the episode with Richard Manning and ready to buy one? Head over to PenChalet.com, click the Radio/Podcast button at the top of the page, and enter the passcode WRITEGEAR in the box for a 10% discount and a special price on the Pilot Knight fountain pen.
Episode Links
Getting Started with Evernote:
Android
iOS
Windows Phone
Evernote Forums
Page Camera How Tos
Scannable — The iOS app that has all the scanning features and hooks into Evernote
Jaime Todd Rubin’s Scannable Tutorial
Scanning Handwritten Pages — This page is old and focuses on Moleskine notebooks. But the basic instructions are the same for scanning any page or document. Also, this does work on Windows Phone!
Scanning Post-It Notes
Check out the Write Gear YouTube Channel for hands-on videos with the Android and Windows Phone apps.
Smartphone Scanner Boxes
StandScan ($20) vs. ScanDock ($400): Which Smartphone Scanner Is Worth Your Cash? — A story I wrote back when I first got the StandScan (when it cost $20).
Fopydo Scanning Stand
Fopydo SmartStand for Mobile Phones (slightly smaller)
ScanDeck
Build A Smartphone Scanner To Digitize Your Notes — Popular Science
How To Build Your Own Smartphone Document Scanner
Follow your hosts, guests, and the show on Social Media
@TinyTempest
@WriteGearCast
Facebook & G+
@HologramRadio for updates on other interesting podcasts