TAGSPACES PERSPECTIVE ARCHIVE
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TAGSPACES PERSPECTIVE ARCHIVE

All of a sudden all my notebooks are placed without a large, monolithic archive stack. They all add friction to what should be a basic function.įor example, by adding all the notes to an archive notebook, we lose the ability to structure notebooks within a logic stack. Quite frankly, I couldn't care less about your specific use case, and find these types of posts to be unnecessarily antagonistic.Įvernote doesn't offer various ways to 'archive' the notes - it offers features that could be utilized as a half measure to somewhat achieve the same results. It's this kind of denialism that frustrates other users, because you explicitly delegitimize their methods, requests and perspectives.

Just because the requirements or requests don't fit your specific use case doesn't mean they are illegitimate. Yes, I'm aware of workarounds that can be used in lieu of this basic functionality, just as a sword can be used instead of a butter knife, but that doesn't mean it's an elegant solution. I want notes to remain in the database, but to not be included in current lists Įvernote is a filing service and offers various ways to archive and exclude notes from search results Or to access the notes according to their previous notebook. This way it is very easy eventually to 'recreate' the old hierarchy of notebooks. May looks complicated, but actually, it takes me about 15 minutes to close a project of 2000-3000 notes and archive it this way. Then I move a all the notes (properly tagged) from all the notebooks inside the 'PROJECT X' stack in a new Notebook called 'PROJECT X (arch).'Īnd I move this notebook ('PROJECT X (arch).') in the ARCHIVE stack. I take all the notes inside 'X-BUDGET', and I tagged them 'X - Budget'Īll the notes inside 'X-CALENDAR', and I tagged them 'X-Calendar', etc. With notebooks inside this stack, named 'X - BUDGET', 'X - CALENDAR', 'X - CREW', etc. Now, let's say U have this Project Stack, called PROJECT X Just like you, I have a stack named Archive. I have a little workaround for this same problem I used to have. Fredhammersmith, at 25k+ notes, I am not in your league, but I feel your pain. In other words, I want to archive the notebooks within the stack (move them into Archive, right?) but I want to keep their relationship with one another, so keep them in their stack. But I also have other stacks for other purposes, and now I want to archive a stack. Just to wake this up a bit, I have an Archive stack with notebooks within it which are not in general use but I need access to them from time to time. You want to have this hide in some place but not displaying all the time.

You prepare for a vacation and suddenly canceled.

You may not want to have this Archive notes in your local hard disk, unless you click 'Download'.You closed a company and want all the notes in a special place.

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You finished a graduation course full of notes and you want these notes in a place that you may need but normally it will not be part of your search or have a distract visual in All Notes View.

I have many scenarios where this is valid, some of them here: You could even move a completely Notebook. Every note I move to this icon will make it not searchable, unless I'm searching inside the Archive View.

TAGSPACES PERSPECTIVE MAC

Like we have Notes, Notebook, Tags, Atlas, Market and Premium button on the Mac version, I dream with an Archive button.

As time goes, my search are getting more difficult to separate valid information and archived information. I've been using for 4 years and now I have some notes that I want to keep in the system, but want to remove from my search. I really would love to see a solution for archiving notes.

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