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Supported OS: compatible with iOS 11+ and OSX 10.10+

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And of course, data can be accessed from any computer or portable device connected to Internet. You can store any type of files there and share folders with other users. It offers 2 GB of space for absolutely free. Supported OS: compatible with iOS 5+ and OSX 10.7+Įveryone knows about Dropbox, and we’re pretty sure many of you have a Dropbox account. Of course, if you do not mind keeping your data in a cloud.

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It is absolutely free and you can access your data from any spot on globe. It is a native cloud storage from Apple that allows storing and syncing data between all of your Mac and iOS devices. The first cloud storage that comes to mind when talking about data sync between Apple devices is iCloud. The good news is, there are some amazing iPhone sync apps that solve this problem and make it easy to share files across multiple devices without dealing with the limitations in file syncing between iPhone and Mac. The other option is to manually transfer files or use one of the workarounds we mentioned. Normally when you set up your iPhone sync Mac, you will be asked if you want to erase and replace the data on your phone with the data on that computer, which may not be ideal every time. That means, if you want to share files between your iPhone and more than one Mac - say while you’re on campus, collaborating at the office, or visiting a friend - you will have to use a third-party app, email, a cloud service or other workarounds to share and sync files. The change is pretty minor since it’s the same interface just in a different app, but one thing remains the same: you can only sync your iPhone to one Mac computer. Tell application id “ iPhone to Mac with macOS Monterey is now done through Finder instead of iTunes. Re-use portions of a script “Add as To Do to Things” written by Eric Böhnisch-Volkmann, Version 1.0.1, Jan 28, 2010 Written by Luc Beaulieu, Version 1.0, March 7, 2015

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Script to automatically scan a text file within DevonThink Pro or DevonThink Pro Office, extract task items and send them to Things The Script: – please give credits and copy the header 😉 As of March 7 2015, it works on my system (DTPO v2.8.3, Things 2.5.3 and OSX 10.10.2)

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I am not a professional AppleScript person.

In DevonThink (Pro or Office edition), the script will now be available via the Application Script menu (or hot key if you assigned one).

Your can assign a hot key by adding, e.g., _Cmd-F15 (3 underscores) at the end of the file name: TaskCollector_Cmd-F15.

Copy the file to : your library -> Application Support -> DevonThink Pro -> Scripts folder and pick an appropriate subfolder.

If you copy in and save it with the AppleScript Editor it will re-indent itself!

DO not worry if the formatting of the text below looks bad. It was lost when pasting from the AppleScript file.

You can change this for anything you want (Task, ToDo, …) by changing the assignment to “textDelim”.

I use the keyword “ACTION:” because this is what I use in my notes.

scpt) or AppleScript Editor and save the file.

Copy and paste the text below into a text file (add the extension.

The following script (end of this post), that I call TaskCollector, will skim through your meeting notes file and extract all the To Dos (action items, tasks or whatever name you are using for these!) and create an individual entry for each in Things Inbox, with a link back to the notes (your context!) in DevonThink. Also one of the great feature of the Pro and the Pro Office editions is that they are fully scriptable. So in practice for what follows, it does not matter which note taking tools you are using. The point is, I am throwing all my documents in DevonThink, including these meeting notes. I am looking forward for the new sync features of DTTG 2.0 but for now this works really fine. DTTG sync with DevonThink Pro Office (DTPO) edition on my Mac.

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Since I bring all of my meeting documents with me in DevonThink To Go or DTTG (see my e-office series to see how I make this work), I now take almost all of my meeting notes directly in DTTG. Apple Notes actually is probably the most simple, and quite efficient, one. There are multiple choices of apps out there for note taking. I adopted the iPad for that task just a few month after it came out on the market. For sometimes now, I went fully digital when attending meetings (one on one, research, scientific congress or even committee meetings).