How to add the Genealogy Notebook to your Evernote

I've recently had some questions about how to join my Genealogy Evernote notebook so here are the steps. If you have questions please let me know at sthomas51004@gmail.com or leave a comment.

1. Click this link and the box should open to join the notebook.

You will then find the note book in your Evernote program. I use the Windows desktop version.

To copy specific notes to your notebooks to use them :

1. Locate the notebook and right click the note you want to save in your Evernote account.

2. Click copy to notebook.

3. In the next window that opens select the note book you want to copy to. {I copy to my inbox notebook and make whatever changes and rename the note then move it to the correct notebook.

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