If you love the free version of Evernote, but want a taste of their ‘premium’ functions, Czech thereby activating the card scanner without having to upgrade.
Evernote for Android has not been updated as the iOS version as to certain functions, including the ability to scan business cards or check. The power scan business is really useful, because the information they syncs your account, you have to know where the physical version of each card and saves you having to type the information.
Fortunately, the latest update to Evernote 6.2 gives users premium Android access card scanner. And, as a bonus, if you are a free member, but you have a LinkedIn account, you can use this feature for free for a year.
Here I tell you how to make.
First. Open the Evernote app on your Android device and tap the New button in the lower right corner Select Camera function and scroll to the option of Business Cards at the right end
Second. You will see a warning telling you that you need to upgrade to a premium account to view and use this function Underneath there’ll see a link to connect your LinkedIn account for try the card scanner free visits for one year. Enter your details to authorize the connection and you can start using the scan function -with no pay for the premium version.
Third For best results, you should put any card you want to scan on a surface with contrast. Then touch the screen to focus and then the camera icon to take the picture. Evernote automatically reads the card and make a note to contact
Eye:. The Scan can not differentiate between telephone numbers and fax. Not to confuse you, if you do not need the fax number, you’d better delete it once.
After review the data, you can add details to contacts on your phone or scan another card . Cards scanned visits will be filed based on the contact name, followed by “card” in your Evernote account. Contact The note also includes shortcuts for making calls and texting if you want to add someone to the address book of your device.
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