Navigate to where you want to backup your Notes.Go to File -> Export Notes… in the Evernote Main Menu.Select the Notebook(s) You Want To Backup.To make a backup of your Evernote notes database, do the following: Making a backup of your Evernote is a straight-forward process as well. This comprehensive guide will teach you all you need to know to use Evernote productively. If you are new to Evernote or simply looking to improve your productivity in Evernote, you should check out my Beginner’s Guide to Evernote at the link below:īeginner’s Guide to Evernote – The Productive Engineer Once you database folder is open, open the content folder.Hold down the Option key and go to Help -> Troubleshooting -> Open Database Folder.The steps to find out where on your Mac your Evernote notes currently are stored are the following: I did a little research in these two topics and wanted to share with you both where your Evernote notes are on your Mac as well as how to make a backup of your Evernote notes database. How to make a backup of my notes onto my NAS (Network Storage Device).Where exactly were my notes stored on my Mac.

Over that time I have accumulated 3,528 as of July 2019. Evernote has been my note repository where I store my PDFs, powerpoint files and long form notes. You can also create your own sorting order for annotations using color categories.I have been an avid user of Evernote since January 2010. If you want to change how Highlights export your annotations, you can change what is included and the appearance of your notes in the note format preference pane: Click the Share iconįor free users of Highlights, PDF will be the only enabled option in the export menu. Your notes contain highlighted text and annotations that have been extracted using specific rules from the PDF. The PDF opens in a window with your notes on the right: Locate and select the file you want to open, then click Open: Open the PDF document in Highlightsįrom the menu bar choose File > Open.

Highlights extracts highlighted text and other types of annotations from PDFs and lets you export them directly to Evernote on your Mac. Not on a Mac? Checkout the iPad and iPhone guides.

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