Step 4: A confirmation email will be forwarded to your Evernote account. Open your Evernote notebook to find a mail from Gmail containing the confirmation code.
Copy the code and paste it in Gmail to confirm the email address. Step 5: Having done all that, open the Filter tab in the Gmail settings and create a new filter. Step 6: This step is a little tricky so pay attention. As our aim is to forward attachments from Gmail to Evernote put a check on the option Has attachments.
If you want to select multiple file types , append the file extension one after another separated by comas. For example if you want to sort PDF and Word documents, your string should be filename: pdf, doc, docx.
Preview the search to see if you are getting the correct results and click on the link Create filter with this search. From this point on, whenever you get an email which has an attached file matching the filter you have created, the file will be automatically uploaded to the folder in Dropbox. Go ahead and test the connection by sending yourself a dummy email with an attachment. If you see the attachment in your Dropbox folder, you are good to proceed.
Let us now see how you can send these files to Evernote. Step 1: Open Wappwolf and create an account to get started. You can use your Dropbox account to sign in which in turn will take care of connecting to the Dropbox account. If you are a new user, the page will be empty. Click on the button Create a new automation.
Step 3: Wappwolf will now load all the folders you have on your Dropbox account. Select the one you have configured above to get the Gmail attachments delivered and press the Next button. Step 4: Now, from the list of actions, search and select Upload it to Evernote and connect Wappwolf to your Evernote account.
Step 5: Having done that, Wappwolf will ask you to select the Evernote Notebook you want to upload the attachment file to. I haven't tried this but can't you simply create a rule or filter or whatever Gmail calls it that takes any email with an attachment and forwards it to your EN email address?
If I'm not mistaken, you can also set a lower limit on the attachment size so you can avoid forwarding junk like peoples email signatures and such. Once in EN, you can set up a notebook called "Inbox" or something and then sort, tag or whatever the attachments from there. Posted October 29, I want to create an easy way to save my attachments that I receive in Gmail to Evernote. I'm on a Mac, use chrome, have webclipper, and evernote premium. Ideally I want to just go to Evernote knowing that the attachments are there.
Here are things I've tried: Webclipper in Chrome - should work per some documentation, but it does not save the attachment ifttt script - gmails with attachments forward, but the attachment is still in a link link to locker.
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