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Related: About this forumDevonThink vs. Evernote vs. Yojimbo, etc.
I'm trying to decide what to use for the following:
- Organizing random ideas and snippets of text into logical order
- Organizing and searching in files of various types that I've created or scanned
- Maintaining lists of web bookmarks that I want to revisit
- Organizing material for creative projects
- Any other uses you recommend for your tool(s) of choice
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DevonThink vs. Evernote vs. Yojimbo, etc. (Original Post)
klook
Jan 2012
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ChairmanAgnostic
(28,017 posts)1. Evernote is really convenient for note sharing,but in more complex
Situations, I find devonThink to be a dream.
Never tried yojimbo.
sellitman
(11,680 posts)2. I'm a huge Evernote fan
I love the way it syncs between my iphone, my iMac and my Touchpad.
I will say I haven't tried the other two options you mentioned. I also use Dropbox.
klook
(12,898 posts)3. I've hesitated going with Evernote because of privacy concerns
-- as I have with every other "cloud"-based service. But it could be that a version of this doctor's method would alleviate those concerns. (Scroll down to "Until Evernote receives certification..." to see what I'm talking about.)
I'm not a doctor, so the HIPAA issue isn't my concern -- I just err on the side of paranoia when it comes to privacy.
onehandle
(51,122 posts)4. After using DevonThink for years, I just went all in on Evernote.
They have made great improvements in the last few months.
Access to everything, everywhere.