I prefer Dexpot myself on Windows and Spaces on OSX.

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August 5, 2009 by Jason Bean

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I’ve been using Evernote more and more lately to try and keep my blogging life and other business objectives straight. Working with it today I was kind of came across a new functionality that’s existed before but I tweaked it a bit to work more with how I process information.

evernote-import

Basic Evernote functionality provides the ability to import files into your notebooks for easy management. By default Evernote will import PDF’s, images, text files and audio files. You can import folders or files as needed or have Evernote monitor a specific folder and automatically import files from that folder.

I decided to combine an earlier tip on customizing your right-click “Send To” function with this Evernote import function and see how it works. I created a folder in “My Documents” called “My Evernote“. I then used the Evernote import wizard to setup Evernote to regularly check this folder and pull in any files that it can into my specified, default notebook.

All I need to do to send a file into Evernote now is to right-click on a file that Evernote will read and use my customized send-to routine to in essence send it directly to Evernote. So far it’s worked fairly well with the PDF’s I’ve tried. I really wish I could send any file, specifically Microsoft Office files, but we’ll see how this goes. Using CutePDF, it’s easy enough to save any document to a PDF file.

via Send Documents to Evernote Quickly : EveryJoe – Sports News – Tech Reviews – Entertainment – Life Tips for EveryJoe.

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This is very interesting, not I know what BitTorrent is….

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Need to compare this to Hanselman’s tool list.

Sam Gentile’s Inessential List of Tools – Sam Gentile If (DeveloperTask==Communication && OS==Windows)

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