Evernote PDF: STOP Losing Important PDFs When Traveling! Use This Simple Method!

Evan Carmichael shows how to save PDFs like travel itineraries into Evernote by dragging them into a note. The PDF syncs across all your devices and stays accessible offline when you're traveling.
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Welcome to another Technology Tuesday. Today I'm answering a question from one of my YouTube viewers— love you guys— James Fraley, who wrote in to say, Evan, great tutorial, thank you. Quick question: how do I save a PDF that is not scanned to a notebook within Evernote? You reference being able to save travel info in your vacation notebooks. This is a great question. It's actually pretty simple to do. I find it really helpful because if you get any kind of PDF document, if it's your travel itinerary, if it's ebook that you downloaded that you want to have to your Evernote Evernote so that when you're traveling or on the go, you can just pull it up on your phone or on your laptop, and it's synced offline. You have instant access to it.
It's super easy to do. I'm going to hop over to my computer and show you how to do it.
So it's a pretty easy process. I've loaded Evernote up. I'm just going to add a new note, and I'm going to name it. So say I just bought a new ebook. I bought the Zuga Passion Guide, so I'll call it Zuga Passion 101. Then all you have to do is go to your Windows Explorer. Find the PDF, click on it, and drag it in. And it's going to bring the whole PDF document in. This is a 60-page PDF. It's all here that I can browse through page at a time, and it'll be available on my computer, on my phone, on my laptop, anywhere where I have Evernote. That's it. Pretty simple.
I hope that helped, James. Great question.
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