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Installing Evernote 22 First, download the installation software. Open your favorite web browser and visit the Evernote Web site at The Web site will automatically detect what type of computer you are using and provide you with the correct download option

Creating an Account 3 The first time you launch the Evernote application, you will be prompted to enter your username and password, or create a new Evernote account. To create a new Evernote account, click "Get a free Evernote account now" Clicking this link will open a new window where you can input your information and choose a username and password

Create your first Note 4 At the top of the main Evernote window, you'll see a large button labeled "New Note" Click that button and Evernote will create a brand new note and place the cursor into the body of the note

Create your first Note 5 You can give the note any title you like. For this example, a simple title: Math Camppp This is the best Math Camppp ever! Now, click in the main body of the note and start typing!

Adding an Image 6 Let's say you have an image file on your computer's desktop that you'd like to add to Evernote Open the main Evernote window, click that "New Note" button again, fill in a title for your first image note, and drag the image directly into the note body:

Adding an Image 7 The same technique can be used when saving images from the web. Simply click and drag your image and drop your image into the body of a note. That's it!

Syncing your Notes 8 All of the Evernote applications are in regular contact with Evernote on the Web. Whenever a new note is created or edited on any of your Evernote- capable devices, the note is uploaded to the Evernote on the Web where all of your other devices will download it the next time they sync. You can manually sync any time by clicking the "Sync" button

Saving Web Content 9 Saving content from the web to your Evernote account is quick and easy with the Evernote Web Clipper. It works a little differently depending on the browser you're using, but it's as easy as highlighting part of the web page you're viewing and clicking a button in your browser's toolbar or, if you use Internet Explorer, right-clicking.

Saving Web Content 10 I just click the Evernote button in my browser toolbar: And a brand new note is created for me with the content that I highlighted Download the Web Clipper at

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