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@TheMacintosh1 looks like you need to read some unclutterer.com

@TheMacintosh1 there are some Evernote forums that are good resources to check out.

@TheMacintosh1 obviously there's no right or wrong way - you'll figure out what works best for u. These are just my suggestions.

@TheMacintosh1 basically yes.

@TheMacintosh1 lol. As u can see, I think about Evernote A LOT!

@TheMacintosh1 so if I want to see all my cardiology-related notes or neurology-related notes, I can easily pull them up.

@TheMacintosh1 I have one notebook called "medical brain" and every lecture, journal article etc is saved in the and tagged by subject

@TheMacintosh1 Comcast account, I just pull up that tag. This prevents me from having to have like 12 different notebooks for every service

@TheMacintosh1 then each note is tagged, e.g. "Comcast" or "Verizon" or "electric" etc. that way, if I want to access stuff related to my...

@TheMacintosh1 here's an example: I have a notebook called "apartment stuff" and all my bills and apartment related stuff go in there...

@TheMacintosh1 I just saw your video. I haven't been to tekserve in years. Looks like its still pretty cool.

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@TheMacintosh1 the course itself should be the highest level. Also, think about how you plan to access the info.

@TheMacintosh1 although that's kind if an oversimplification, bc you can tag each note more than once, but regardless, I would think...

@TheMacintosh1 I dot think so. I think of tags as just the highest level of the hierarchy, with stacks then notebooks right below them.

@TheMacintosh1 then tag each note in those notebooks by course (e.g. Biology, chemistry etc...)

@TheMacintosh1 tags are really powerful. I would have notebooks for the diff types of work (e.g. Course notes, book notes, homework etc)

@TheMacintosh1 Do u get OCR recognition from snapshots of handwritten notes without Evernote Premiunmm? I think that's important.

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