Review: A Must-read for Present and Future Users of Evernote
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2012
If you haven't used Evernote as your all-in-one software and online tool to organize the bits and pieces of information (most of them you'd want to "store" for future reference) you encounter everyday, then you're probably missing a lot. On the other hand, if you've been using Evernote, like `The Evernote Bible' author Brandon Collins has in the past four years, then won't you love to know the fullest extent of what you can do with this amazing and highly useful application?`The Evernote Bible--the Guide to Everything Evernote, Including Tips, Uses and evernote Essentials', is just exactly that--a complete reference. It is incredibly useful for the newbie as well as long-time users. Essentially, The Evernote Bible contains every piece of whatever the author has learned (sometimes the hard way) in the course of his usage of the software in the past years, and then some--it also contains much actionable information for advanced users who would like to take it farther.If you're a new user (or if you're still trying to decide if you should make that switch from Microsoft OneNote or any other note-taking software), this book can basically help you avoid stumbling into the usual pitfalls at the get-go. By learning the smartest use of tags and notebooks to streamline your notes and make the whole task of organizing them much more efficient, you are able to make full use of Evernote--already a great software and online service--and even extend its uses for your benefit.`The Evernote Bible' reads not like a user manual, but rather as if a caring friend is patiently guiding you through the maze. This personal approach, along with the fact that the author has not left a stone unturned in terms of discussing every possible use of Evernote, makes this stand out from the rest--you'll have to thank author Brandon Collins for going the distance. And for its price, downloading this book is one smart investment.