Feeddler Pro has just added the option of sending a blog entry to EverNote. I have had an EverNote account for over a year now, just never really used it much. That's about to change.
I can now send the full articles from Feedler Pro directly to EverNote. Then by logging onto my MacBook Pro or Dell tablet I can use the full version of EverNote to merge the articles according to then tags I gave them on my iPad - and from there email the result to those who I think should get them.
Not perfect - but it works better than any other way I've found so far.
Here are a few screen shots showing the process.
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Screen from Feedler Pro showing full options.
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Once merged in EverNote you can email the set of articles (either from iPad or other computer).
Why do I email the merged article rather than just send links to the original? I want to make it as easy as I can for my colleagues to see the info - and I don't want to take the risk that they might not follow the link ...
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Old post I realise...
ReplyDeleteDo you still use this workflow. My Feedler Pro is only sending links to my Evernote, NOT the full article. Any ideas? tX