![]() Type #_alpha (this will be your top-level tag for everything in the Alpha notebook). Create a new note and name it something like "tagdump".(It was important for me to check the "Exclude unintentional tags" checkbox-turns out I've got various unintended #'s hanging out in my notes from over the years.) We'll call your notebooks Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. Without further ado, a workflow to check all of these boxes: It's still a bit involved to import separate notebooks, keep them separated via corresponding Bear tags, and maintain modification dates, but it's possible. The ability to batch-add tags by dragging notes onto an existing tag was was added in Bear 1.1. After much angsting (and a satisfactory-but-not-delightful fling with Apple Notes) I really like seeing these glorious metadata telling me which thoughts were apparently worth jotting down in 2010 (and never touching again). In order to group them together, without a way to preserve the original modification date. ![]() In December, Bear's solution was apparently to require me to add #default to every note in my Default notebook Which is clever and modern and flexible until all you want to do is copy over a bunch of notes into a specific tag. not nearly as smooth of a migration from (all i want are notes auto-tagged by notebook!)- Christine Yen December 16, 2016Īfter 7+ (!) years of using Evernote, I've built up five or so solidly populated notebooks that I like to keep separated.īut Bear's organization is based on arbitrary-tags-as-organization,
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