And it also means your Notes app will be more organized than it was before, which-I gotta be honest here-makes me happy to even imagine. It’ll mean that you can no longer accidentally add items to any place you don’t mean to. If you disable either of those things, that account will be removed entirely from Notes, which is great! Assuming you moved everything out, that is. Or if what you moved were the “On My ” notes, you can turn those off under Settings > Notes. Do that by going to Settings, tapping “Accounts & Passwords,” and underneath the account that you’d like to remove, you’ll find a “Notes” toggle: If you’ve removed everything from a particular account, at this point you could also go turn it off so you don’t see its ugly face anymore. Select Merge in the window that appears next to the notes list.
#Merge together notes in evernote for mac for mac#
The older version of Evernote for Mac and Evernote for Windows: Hold down Ctrl on Windows or Cmd on Mac, and click on the notes you’d like to merge. Then select the account or the folder you want to move it all to. Check Keep copy of original notes (optional), then select Merge notes. If, however, you want to move everything within that account, touch “Move All” after tapping “Edit.” On the subsequent screen, tap “Edit” at the top, then if you’d like, you can touch on any notes to select only those for moving (which’ll then reveal a “Move To” option at the bottom of your screen). In my case, I’m moving the items under my “Testy” account. Once you get there, be sure to open the account that contains the notes you’d like to move. Open the Notes app, obviously, and then use the back button at the top to go out to the screen where you can see all of your accounts that are in use. Can’t move them using your Mac if that’s the case! To merge your accounts under iOS, then, here’s what you’ll do. But if you’re working with an iPhone or iPad, things are a bit different, which is important in case you’ve got an “On My ” set of notes that aren’t syncing anywhere else. Command-A will select everything before you start dragging, holding down Command and clicking the notes will select them one by one to be dragged together, and so on. Of course, the regular modifier keys and shortcuts apply here.
And on the Mac, it’s easy! All you’ve gotta do is open the program, click on the “Notes” section underneath the account you DON’T want items in, then click and drag them from that center column into the “Notes” section (or a subfolder) of whatever account you DO want them in. If this is happening to you with the Notes app, an easy way to fix it is to move all of the notes off of an unwanted account and onto a different one. Wern, doesn't seem to work that way on the Mac.
In your example above: Click the note with 'Greetings' first, then (holding down Ctrl-key) 'Hello' and merge.
#Merge together notes in evernote for mac free#
It’s not necessarily a bad idea for that to be the case I mean, some of us have to sync Exchange contacts from our workplaces, say, but then use an iCloud account for personal contacts. If you have notes no 1, 2, 3, you are free to merge the notes in any sequence you want. One problem I run into all of the time-like, almost every single day-is clients thinking their devices aren’t syncing properly because certain info is populating from a Google account (for example) while other stuff is going through iCloud.
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