AlfredFreak

Here's updated download url: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=75677841761488282960

Here's a workflow that will backup all of your Evernote notebooks into individual .enex files with a date stamp. Useful for saving the state of your notebooks and for recovering from data loss. Double click the .enex file and that notebook will be imported into your EN. Confirmed working on Evernote 6.0.5 on both Yosemite and Mavericks. In line 3 of the script, enter a valid path to your desired backup location. Usage: Type enbackup Get it here: http://cl.ly/2N3b3D081j1V

This is awesome. Thank you!

Sorry guys, I'm using this workflow daily, but haven't had the time/motivation to make the requested updates. Looks like droplr cancelled my account, so I updated the download link above. Get it here: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=18007489721706556934

This is awesome, thank you!

Both of these may be doable. Since I almost always use tabs, and very rarely use two windows, I didn't encounter these issues while making/using the workflow. I'll look into it when I have some time.

Hi, I made this for myself and thought I'd share. I'm a heavy Gmail user, and I think Gmail works best in Chrome. I wanted to always have a Gmail tab open, and to *not* open multiple Gmail tabs when I use the workflow from other applications. I also wanted the Gmail tab to always be pinned to the left. It can't be done via AppleScript, so I'm using a Chrome Extension called Auto Pin URL. Get it if you want the Gmail tab pinned left (it's not required for the workflow to function. Without it, your Gmail tab will be *wherever* in Chrome): https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-pin-url/heodenddhgffdcadgghkghlcjjikaahf Here is the URL you will need to add to Auto Pin URL: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/ Here's the features of the workflow (keyword / explanation): gm - GMail. Whatever you're doing, this brings Chrome to the front and activates the Gmail tab. If there's no Gmail tab, it will create one (and Auto Pin URL will move it to the far left). I have assigned it Shift-Control-z gmn - GMail New. Open a new compose window. (This is the lone exception in that it opens a new tab. I don't like the new compose window you get by typing c in gmail.) I have assigned Shift-Control-x. This tab auto closes once you send the mail. gms - GMail Search gmf - GMail From. Search for sender gmt - Gmail To. Search for recipient gmc - GMail Contacts. Search Gmail contacts gmgi - GMail Inbox ("gi" is Gmail's default Inbox shortcut) gmgt - GMail Sent. Sent items. ("gt" is Gmail's default Sent Mail shortcut) gmga - GMail All Mail. All mail. ("ga" is Gmail's default All Mail shortcut) NOTE: I made this for my Google Apps account. Haven't tested it on a regular gmail account, but I bet it works fine. I'm no AppleScript expert, so my code may be crappy. Buy hey, this workflow works great for me. Download here: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=75677841761488282960

This only works for me if I use full fuzzy match.

If you need to eject multiple drives, then just repeat the line in the script (one for each volume): do shell script "diskutil unmount /dev/YOUR-DISK'S-BSD-NAME1" do shell script "diskutil unmount /dev/YOUR-DISK'S-BSD-NAME2" do shell script "diskutil unmount /dev/YOUR-DISK'S-BSD-NAME3"

The way I do it with a hot key, create a workflow with your desired hot key and then this applescript: do shell script "diskutil unmount /dev/YOUR-DISK'S-BSD-NAME" To find the disk's BSD name, mount the disk, then: About This Mac-> More Info...-> System Report -> then look under Firewire or USB and you will find it. There's probably another/better way, but this works for me.

Great job on this. It is one of my most-used workflows. Thank you!

OK, tnx for that info. You might also like to know that my EN database contains almost 10,000 notes, and your workflow works great, even with wildcard set to automatic.

Carlos, I can't quite figure out the order of the results I get from various searches. Wonder if you've thought about alphabetizing them.... For example, this would look nice in alphabetical order:

Awesome, thanks!

This workflow is friggin brilliant; Carlos is a machine! A suggestion: Since the EN convention for emailing notes is @notebook and #tag appended to the subject of an email, you might swap them to same in your workflow (ens @ shows notebooks and ens # shows tags). Great job!