![]() But then if I set up all of my data that way, I risk ending up with a couple dozen files. Then each section will have just three pages. The problem is that there's going to be more than one page for each utility, and when there's a number of them (gas, power, cable, cellular, waste, water.) that's a lot of pages under one section.Īn alternative would be to create a separate file called "Utilities" with a section for each. I started with a file called "Home" and having a section for Utilities with pages for each one. For each utility, I typically have three kinds of data - the account information (account number, plan description, emergency contacts), the issue tracker for current and past problems / service changes etc., and bills. Evernote also lets you create nested tags, something you dont usually find with tags in other apps. On the left menu sidebar, click on 'Tags' to see all of your tags. It’s also easy to browse your notes by tag. What are your thoughts on the best way to organize data in Onenote ? To tag a current note within the app, click the small 'tag' icon next to the name of its notebook.
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