In a perfect world, I would be able to use Joplin synced to multiple devices, including my desktop, tablet, and phone, but also have some sort of quick capture eInk device. Obviously, I have the desktop, tablet, and phone piece working already. In spite of being a digital guy for 30 years, and hav…

Unfortunately, Joplin may not be able to do this at present, because notes are based on markdown. Although it brings some benefits, it does bring some problems, such as the storage and search of digital board drawings...

Why not just write on a piece of paper and scan to pdf or jpg and attach to a note. Why any device at all?

I obviously can scan the notes. I have one of these Brother mobile desktop scanners right in front of my keyboard, but workflow-wise I see the extra step of scanning as cumbersome and frankly too lazy to do it.

Because it is an inexpensive experiment, I am getting a Rocketbook Mini: Rocketbook Mini | Smart Pocket Notebook | Reusable Notebook This will solve the input problem, and I may just have to give up an any level of automation workflow wise, I'm wondering if there's a way for me to automate getting …

Use Dropbox, google drive, as sync traget for your Rocketbook PDF Output and Monitor the Folder in your cloudspace with a Hotfolder [image] Hotfolder Plugin Plugins Hello all, I have released a hotfolder plugin. Currently you can define the hotfolder, if certain file end…

I had simultaneously stumbled on this same solution via this Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/joplinapp/comments/lar2jo/workflow_for_notes_written_with_digital_pen/ I use Google Drive, so easy enough for me to rClone from it to my local folder, and hotfolder it there. I will report back.

[image] kendoori: I will report back. How is your workflow now ? I’m very interesting in it...

It works very well and I've stuck with it. I started with a smaller RocketBook and graduated to the RocketBook core. It's a bit lowe-tech/high tech, but it's allowed me to store all my notes in Joplin.

Hi, Thanks for reply. Great. That's interesting. As for me, I'm looking forward to buying a Supernote e-ink tablet for the comfort of reading and annotating. Since it allows me to combine typed and handwritten notes, I'd like to find a solution to get them into my Joplin so I can have my sources in…

I've been looking at supernote and how to combine it with Joplin. Unfortunately handwriting has been a large part of my work flow, so I've been on onenote, but I want to make the switch to Joplin. Did you find a way to make things work?

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Use Dropbox, google drive, as sync traget for your Rocketbook PDF Output and Monitor the Folder in your cloudspace with a Hotfolder

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