With Notebooks 12 and Notebooks for Mac 3 we recently released two major upgrades. They introduce Automatic Link Management and Backlinks, add options to mark books and documents as Favorites or pin documents to the top of the list, features new icons and a refreshed interface, and much more. Each addition improves the flexibility
Give Your Checklists a Fresh Look
A Fresh Look for Your Checklists Have you ever noticed the phenomenon that checklists tend to grow over time and hardly ever get shorter? I don’t know about you, but for me, long lists get overwhelming. Splitting lists up into
Notebooks 8.11.5 (discontinued) and iOS 14
In January 2020 we released Notebooks 10 as a paid upgrade from Notebooks 8. At the same time we discontinued Notebooks 8 and removed it from the App Store. This means that there cannot be any updates to Notebooks 8
Notebooks as Evernote Alternative
In response to Evernote‘s price changes, many users have been looking at Notebooks as an Evernote alternative. We have been receiving numerous requests asking for the best way to migrate from Evernote to Notebooks. Notebooks for Mac 2.0 and Notebooks 10 for
Migrate from Notebooks 8 to Notebooks 11
This article was originally written to describe the migration from Notebooks 8 to Notebooks 10, but it is still valid for Notebooks 11. When you upgrade from Notebooks 8.11.4 or later, you probably want to migrate your existing documents to the new
Migrate Documents from Evernote to Notebooks
Notebooks for Mac 2.0 and Notebooks 10 for iOS/iPadOS provide convenient options to migrate documents from Evernote to Notebooks with just a few simple steps: Export your Evernote notes in .enex format. Move the exported file into Notebooks. You can do so
Hide Notebooks’ plist Files on a Mac
There is an easy way of telling macOS to hide Notebooks’ plist files so Finder does not display them anymore. If you feel comfortable working in Terminal, here is how you to that: Launch Terminal and change to your Notebooks
Migrate Documents from Notebooks 6 to Notebooks 8
If you have been using earlier versions of Notebooks, migrating your documents from Notebooks 6 to Notebooks 8 is probably one of the first steps. The migration is necessary, because Notebooks 7 was a new app, and it is not
Retrieve older iTunes Backups from a Backup Disk
Backing up your iOS devices through iTunes is fast and convenient, but each backup you create deletes the previous one. This means that iTunes always leaves you with just the single, most recent backup. While this is fine as long
Sync Notebooks to Mountain Lion’s WebDAV Server
If you have been syncing Notebooks to your own WebDAV server on a Mac running Mac OS 10.7, you probably notice that this WebDAV setup no longer works on Mac OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion). Here are two hints. Mac OS