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1. Import Evernote To Dropbox Paper
2. How To Use Dropbox Paper
3. Evernote To Dropbox Paper Free
4. How To Use Evernote

Here are short instructions how setup synchronization between Evernote and Dropbox.

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But, first, here is how cloudHQ maps Evernote into Dropbox folder structure:

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• Stacks and Notebooks/
  This folder contains all your notebooks and stacks
• Notebook 1/
  This folder represents Evernote notebook with name Notebook 1/.
  • Note_1.doc
    This file is MS Word version of Evernote note with name Note_1.
  • Note_1.pdf
    This file is PDF version of Evernote note with name Note_1.
  • Note_1 (attachments)/
    This folder contains attachments of Evernote note with name Note_1.
    • Attachment1_of_note1.png
      This is an attachment (image)
    • Attachment1_of_note1.mov
      This is an attachment
    ...
  • Note_2.doc
    This file is MS Word version of Evernote note with name Note_2.
  ...
• Notebook 2/
  This folder represents Evernote notebook with name Notebook 2/.
...
• Tags
  This folder contains all your tags

Dropbox Paper is another powerful alternative to Evernote that’s ideal for team collaboration. In addition to allowing you to add and edit notes as a team, Dropbox Paper offers a task management tool that lets you assign to-do lists, add due dates, and mention team members in real time within the document.

So, for example, if you drop a file with name note_x

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into the folder Stacks and Notebooks/nobeook_1/, cloudHQ will automatically create Evernote note with name note_x in notebook nobeook_1.

Please follow the following steps to setup sync between Evernote and Dropbox:

• Go to a Synchronization tab. Click on “Add Synchronization Pair”. That will take you to Synchronization Wizard.
  
• Click on Evernote icon:
  
• Select one of already configured Evernote accounts or add a new Evernote account:
  
• Now, select one Evernote notebook or, if you want to sync all notebooks and notes, then select “Stacks and notebooks”:
  
• In the next step you need to select your Dropbox account which will be sync'd with selected Evernote account or notebook.
  So click on the Dropbox icon:
  
• In next step, select your Dropbox account or add a new one:
  
• If you want to synchronize the entire Dropbox account then select the top level (the line with Dropbox and your email).
  Or, if you want to synchronize just one Dropbox folder, then click on arrow to browse your collections and then select the collection you want to sync.
  Or you can create a new Dropbox folder which will be dedicated for your Evernote. In that case click on “Create folder” and create a new folder. You can name this folder “Sync_Dropbox_Evernote”
  We recommend that you sync Evernote with an empty Dropbox folder so that cloudHQ can copy all your Evernote notes and notebooks and create folder structure which represents your Evernote account.
  
• Then select the newly created folder and press “Select >>’.
  
• Click on 'Synchronize Continuously' to start synchronization.
  

• cloudHQ will copy your Evernote files into Dropbox; you will receive an email when the first copy of data is finished

Please note that Evernote notes are represented as folders inside folder

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Stacks and Notebooks/notebook_name/note_1/, so, in order to create a new note via Dropbox, you need to create a new folder with name of the note.

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