

Examplesįor notebooks: All notebook titles begin with a one-word prefix for the department or group that owns it. That code can be used to search for all the notebooks a particular group or department owns. For example, you could propose a guideline where each group or department uses their own group code (“MKTG” for “Marketing”, for instance) whenever they create a new notebook title. Naming conventions make it easier for everyone in the company to find and manage content more quickly. Use an underscore (“_”) to create multi-word tags

Software Development (bug or feature spec number):

Project Management (person or dept hiring): Note: Admins of an Evernote Teams account have the ability to create and manage the tags they'd like their users to use. You can view the full list of Evernote for Windows keyboard shortcuts from a collection of resources shared with the entire company (vacation policies, benefits, company holidays, policies and procedures, org chart, etc.)Ĭontains content such as interviewing and feedback templates, hiring procedures and job descriptions and is only shared with the Recruiting TeamĬontains notes with specs, designs, meeting notes, and tasks and is shared with each product teamĬontains logos, images, fonts and is shared with the entire companyĬontains stories and case studies of companies using a product well and is shared with the entire companyĬontains examples of other companies’ good emails, clipped website, campaigns and is shared within the Marketing TeamĪdd searchable tags that reference a company, project status, a task or project owner, or other terms to make it easier to find or filter out content.

Here are some of the more useful keyboard shortcuts in Evernote for Windows:Ĭtrl + F5 : switch to table view in note listĬtrl + F6 : switch to mixed view in note listĬtrl + F7 : switch to thumbnail view in note listį2 : rename notebook, note, tag or saved searchĬtrl + V : paste with original formattingĪlt + Shift + D : insert current date and time If you're an Evernote user and love using keyboard shortcuts, you'll be happy to know that you can use Evernote almost entirely from the keyboard. Keyboard shortcuts can help you become more efficient with e-mail, Dropbox, Twitter, Facebook and more.
