Share a Notebook with Team Members in Evernote
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Online Notepad ✨
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AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
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Attach images, PDFs, and other types of files to your note.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool helps you take notes quickly online with rich text editing and save them to Evernote for team collaboration.
Yes, you can share Evernote notebooks with team members to collaborate on notes together.
Log into Evernote and select the notebook you want to share. Use the sharing options to invite team members via their email addresses.
Yes, when sharing a notebook, you can set permissions for team members to view or edit the notebook.
While you can share notebooks, real-time collaboration isn't supported directly in the online notepad. Evernote provides some collaborative features.
Yes, when saved in Evernote, notes sync across all your devices for logged-in users.
The online notepad is desktop-only, but you can access your notes on mobile devices via the Evernote app.
In the Evernote platform, you can share multiple notebooks, but within the online notepad, notes are stored one at a time.
Yes, when saved in Evernote, you can share notes with anyone outside your organization via their email.
Log in to your account, draft your note, then use the Save to Evernote feature to transfer it.
This tool focuses on note-taking and sharing via Evernote, not screen sharing. Ensure you're using the correct application for screen sharing.
No, the online notepad requires an internet connection to save notes and use Evernote features.
No, the online notepad does not support version history. However, Evernote may offer some version history capabilities.
Notes autosave as you type, storing them in your browser's local storage before sending to Evernote when logged in.
The tool is desktop-only, supports one note at a time, and doesn't provide real-time collaboration or offline support.