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2 Blue Hill Plaza 3rd Floor
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Tel: (845) 732-7290

Infogroup helps grow business by increasing sales and customer loyalty with complete end-to-end multichannel marketing solutions for b2b and b2c marketers including list management, list brokerage, database marketing, email marketing, insert media, and lead generation.

Chief Operating Officer:
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Tel: (845) 732-7290

News Byte: Infogroup Launches Lifecycle Marketing Unit

Yes Lifecycle Marketing aims to bring data analysis to email and digital marketing services.

Fast Facts: December 2013

Some quick info hits to keep you up-to-date, including the percentage of shoppers who don't expect to receive a reminder email after they abandon a shopping cart.

News Byte: Infogroup Launches Two New Services

Yes Agency Services and iMarket360 debut this week.

News Byte: Rio SEO Partners with Infogroup

The aim: enhanced local business listings.

Something for the Little Guys

As SMBs dive into email marketing, they need tools to target their messages.

Infogroup sells business information division OneSource

Marketing services company Infogroup announced today the sale of its OneSource division to platform company Cannondale Investments.

Infogroup seeks to strengthen B2B portfolio with Sapphire

Infogroup Targeting Solutions, a database marketing solutions provider, has launched Sapphire, a "multichannel prospecting" database designed for B2B marketers with modeling capabilities and analytics.

Infogroup aquires GoTime

Infogroup, a database services provider, has acquired Seattle-based data company GoTime, Christian Ward, chief data officer of Infogroup told Direct Marketing News. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Infogroup CEO replaced

Infogroup president and CEO Clare Hart has been replaced by Michael Iaccarino. Hart, who joined Infogroup in July 2010, is leaving the company to pursue new opportunities, Infogroup said in a Dec. 15 statement.

Infogroup CEO replaced

Infogroup president and CEO Clare Hart has been replaced by Michael Iaccarino. Hart, who joined Infogroup in July 2010, is leaving the company to pursue new opportunities, Infogroup said in a Dec. 15 statement.

Infogroup CEO replaced

Infogroup president and CEO Clare Hart has been replaced by Michael Iaccarino. Hart, who joined Infogroup in July 2010, is leaving the company to pursue new opportunities, Infogroup said in a Dec. 15 statement.

Infogroup CEO replaced

Infogroup president and CEO Clare Hart has been replaced by Michael Iaccarino. Hart, who joined Infogroup in July 2010, is leaving the company to pursue new opportunities, Infogroup said in a Dec. 15 statement.

Infogroup CMO to leave firm

Infogroup CMO Slade Kobran will be leaving the firm, according to an Infogroup source. The source said Kobran would be leaving because "Infogroup is decentralizing marketing."

Infogroup CMO to leave firm

Infogroup CMO Slade Kobran will be leaving the firm, according to an Infogroup source. The source said Kobran would be leaving because "Infogroup is decentralizing marketing."

Infogroup CMO to leave firm

Infogroup CMO Slade Kobran will be leaving the firm, according to an Infogroup source. The source said Kobran would be leaving because "Infogroup is decentralizing marketing."

Infogroup CMO to leave firm

Infogroup CMO Slade Kobran will be leaving the firm, according to an Infogroup source. The source said Kobran would be leaving because "Infogroup is decentralizing marketing."

Gupta files countersuit, claims Infogroup execs have 'no brains'

List company filed a countersuit against data giant Infogroup alleging it used unethical business practices to sabotage the 14-month-old company. The countersuit is in response to a September lawsuit filed by Infogroup, accusing founder Vinod Gupta of stealing confidential Infogroup information and using it to develop's client base. Gupta also founded Infogroup.

Former Edith Roman owners launch direct agency

Former Edith Roman Associates co-presidents Stevan and Wayne Roberts launched Reach Marketing, an integrated direct marketing agency, on Oct. 6.

Infogroup sues Gupta's new firm over trade secrets

Infogroup has accused founder and former CEO and Chairman Vinod Gupta of stealing confidential company information and using it to develop a client base for his competitive startup Database101. Infogroup also claims Gupta is marketing this venture in a way that makes it appear associated with Infogroup.

CityGrid Media extends agreement with Infogroup

IAC subsidiary CityGrid Media has renewed its contract with Infogroup to provide approximately 15 million local business-database files to publishers in the CityGrid advertising network.

Infogroup launches digital, data units

Marketing services company Infogroup has created two divisions, Yesmail Interactive and enterprise marketing services, to focus on digital and data-oriented services, respectively.

WhitePages to use Infogroup data for local directory

WhitePages will use Infogroup's consumer point-of-interest data for approximately 15 million businesses in its search-based business directory, the companies said August 11.

Infogroup names Das SVP of database technology

Infogroup has named Purandar Das chief architect and SVP of database technology, a newly-created position, Direct Marketing News has learned. Das will be responsible for developing and implementing Infogroup's database innovation strategy.

B-to-b response data compares favorably to compiled data

The data available in response databases is generally quite similar in accuracy and completeness to compiled data.

Infogroup hires execs to bolster client data services

Infogroup has hired Christian Ward as SVP and head of data strategy, analytics and capabilities. The Omaha, Neb.-based company has also named Dana Hayman VP of marketing strategy and insights.

Infogroup sells research unit to private equity firm

Database company Infogroup sold its research branch, Opinion Research Company International (ORC), to Chicago-based private equity firm Lake Capital Management. Infogroup president and CEO Clare Hart said July 7 that the sale will allow Infogroup to concentrate on consumer data, list management and brokerage, multichannel marketing and sales enablement.

Infogroup begins round of layoffs, more cutbacks possible

Database services company Infogroup began a round of layoffs today across functions and across US offices, Infogroup CEO Clare Hart told Direct Marketing News on June 30.

Q&A: Clare Hart, Infogroup CEO

Clare Hart, CEO of Omaha, Neb.-based Infogroup, a data services provider, discusses the company's on-going rebranding initiative and whether the 2010 resignation of founder and former CEO Vinod Gupta still affects the business. Hart previously served as president of the enterprise media group at Dow Jones & Co. and president and CEO of business information company Factiva.

Infogroup removes former Yesmail president, SVP

Infogroup removed Mike Hilts, president of its interactive unit, and Tim Price, the unit's SVP of sales and marketing, from their positions effective May 9. Infogroup made the personnel changes after consolidating five of its data and marketing services brands into a single sales group, the company said in a statement.

Infogroup to fold companies under one brand

Infogroup will reposition its various companies as product lines or services under the Infogroup brand beginning July 1, Clare Hart, the company's CEO, told Direct Marketing News. As a result, well known direct marketing brands, such as Direct Media Millard and Edith Roman Associates, will no longer be used.

Q&A: Vinod Gupta, founder

Vinod Gupta, founder of, a provider of consumer and business mailing lists, discusses his newest venture, as well as his past where SEC allegations forced him to leave the company he started with a $100 bank loan in 1972.

Q&A: Mike Hilts, Infogroup Interactive

E-mail can be a powerful strategy for marketers, but challenges in the industry remain, from data management to inbox fatigue to continued deliverability challenges. As president of Infogroup Interactive, Mike Hilts is responsible for leveraging the strengths of both Infogroup's Yesmail and Walter Karl Interactive brands to create interactive marketing solutions and strategies for clients.

Gupta's launches national b-to-b radio, TV campaign, a provider of database mailing lists launched by Infogroup founder Vinod Gupta, kicked off a $5 million b-to-b ad campaign this week to build brand awareness and promote its new Web service.

Specialists Marketing Services taps Edith Roman execs to run new division

Greg Grdodian and Chris Longo, who recently resigned as president and EVP, respectively, at Infogroup's Edith Roman company, joined Specialists Marketing Services, effective November 24.

Mallin to leave Infogroup next month

Ed Mallin, president of Infogroup's services group, will leave the company after more than two decades there in mid-November. Franklin Rios, currently president of Infogroup's enterprise solutions division, will replace him.

Infogroup names Lorenzo VP, marketing

Direct Marketing News has learned that Infogroup has appointed Natalia Lorenzo VP of marketing. She replaced Glenn Prettyman in the role last month.

Infogroup founder Gupta to launch new database business

Vinod Gupta, Infogroup's founder and former chairman and CEO, will launch a new database business next month.

CCMP names Infogroup executive team, board

CCMP Capital Advisors, which completed its acquisition of Infogroup this week, unveiled the company's new leadership team and board members.

Infogroup schedules shareholder vote on CCMP acquisition

Infogroup has scheduled a June 29 stockholder meeting to vote on CCMP Capital Advisors' proposed $635 million acquisition of the company.

Infogroup reports 3% Q1 revenue drop

Infogroup reported May 3 that its net income in the first quarter of 2010 was $7.3 million, up from a $9.4 million loss in the same period last year. Operating income was $12.3 million, compared to operating income of $2.7 million in the first quarter of 2009.

Gupta agrees to pay $7.4M to settle SEC charges

Vinod Gupta, the founder and former chairman and CEO of recently sold database company Infogroup, has agreed to pay more than $7.4 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges. The SEC alleged that Gupta fraudulently used almost $9.5 million in corporate funds for personal expenses, such as personal jet travel, a yacht, private club memberships and automobiles from 2003 to 2007.

Infogroup sale ends public era

CCMP Capital Advisors, which bought Infogroup for $635 million on March 8, plans to continue Omaha, NE-based Infogroup's transition from database company to full-service direct marketing firm. The acquisition, expected to close this summer, will result in Infogroup becoming a private company.

CCMP to transition Infogroup to full-service direct agency

CCMP Capital Advisors, which bought Infogroup for $635 million on March 8, plans to continue Omaha, NE-based Infogroup's transition from database company to full-service direct marketing firm.

Infogroup sale to CCMP Capital imminent: report

Database giant Infogroup is in final negotiations to be acquired by New York-based equity firm CCMP Capital Advisors, the Omaha World-Herald reported on February 26.

Infogroup Q4 2009 revenues drop 11%

Fourth-quarter 2009 revenue at Infogroup, which is undergoing a rebranding initiative and exploring sale options, dropped 11.3% year-over-year to $125.8 million from $141.9 million.

Infogroup cuts 40 jobs

Infogroup, in the midst of a company-wide rebranding initiative and sale speculation, laid off 40 employees this week.

Infogroup combines Yesmail and Walter Karl Interactive

Infogroup has combined e-mail unit Yesmail and digital services arm Walter Karl Interactive into one entity, known as Infogroup Interactive. The unit merger is part of Infogroup's ongoing company-wide rebranding initiative, which began last month.

Infogroup amends CEO contract amid sale speculation

Database giant Infogroup amended company CEO Bill Fairfield's employment agreement on December 24, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing dated December 30. Under the new terms, Fairfield's agreement will renew on a quarterly basis.

InfoGroup rebrands in bid to unify disparate businesses

Data giant InfoGroup is rebranding its various companies with a common name and logo designed to eliminate confusion in the marketplace over its many direct marketing businesses, according to an internal video message from Bill Fairfield, company CEO. The official rollout occurs January 4, but InfoGroup is introducing the new logo to employees across its businesses and geographies over the next several days.

InfoGroup launches b-to-b data product

Database marketing giant InfoGroup announced on December 7 it has launched a co-operative database called the B2B DataWarehouse. The new product combines information, such as business executives' postal, telephone and e-mail contact information, from several different lists.

Digital Insider: Donnelley's move to a more integrated approach

Donnelley Marketing, a division of InfoGroup, announced on November 23 it has named Jean Moseley VP of solution delivery. A 14-year veteran of the company, she is mandated with ensuring the company's technology and capabilities are consistent with clients' needs and customer behavior. Prior to this, she was director of product strategy. The company also brought Eric Raymond on board as VP of sales and promoted Cece Hawkins to VP of business development from director of business development. 'DMNews' spoke with Moseley about Donnelley Marketing's move to a more integrated approach, the need to grow with customers and the importance of data.

InfoGroup merges nonprofit businesses into one unit

InfoGroup will combine its nonprofit-focused units into one direct marketing services provider, called InfoGroup Nonprofit, next month. The new unit will offer services including data processing, list brokerage and fulfillment and creative and print services. The provider will have four office locations: Washington, DC; Greenwich, CT; Marshfield, WI and Omaha, NE.

Inbox Insider: Co-branded creativity bolsters partner efforts

Using e-mail to cross-promote multiple brands can be tricky, but when done right, it can noticeably increase ROI. The idea behind any co-branded effort should be for both brands to partner in a clever way that makes the joint experience better than either brand on its own.

Database stays healthy in downturn

InfoGroup's Fairfield talks about trends in the data, research and marketing services industry

Five Questions for: Jim DeRouchey, president, InfoUSA Database Licensing at InfoGroup, about local search

InfoUSA Database Licensing, a division of InfoGroup, provides proprietary database services for value-added resellers. The company has recently announced content partnerships and expanded alliances with search companies such as Bing and V-Enable. DMNews chats with Jim DeRouchey, president of InfoUSA Database Licensing, about the challenges of local search and the company's strategy to meet that challenge, as well as its future plans.

Service providers work to fill voids in ZIP data

With pressures from falling sales to rising postal rates forcing marketers to be more accurate with their direct mail programs, geographic data service providers are competing to offer the best ZIP code and carrier route data in ways mailers can easily apply to their campaigns. Two of these companies, MarketMaps and Maponics, have launched new ZIP code data suites this month to address marketers' targeting and compatibility needs.

High customer costs drive deals

The number of mergers and acquisitions taking place among direct marketing-related firms is down overall, but the marketing services segment has been a hot bed of activity.

InfoGroup scoops up Experian's business database

In a major move, two database industry competitors are now teaming up, DMNews has learned. InfoGroup has acquired Experian's National Business database and announced the deal to clients on July 7. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the partnership will involve Experian reselling InfoGroup's data.

Local search company V-Enable taps InfoUSA database

V-Enable, a local search company, has extended its partnership with InfoGroup in a push for growth. The company will now be appending InfoUSA's database — which includes more than 14 million US businesses and 137 million consumers — to its products in an effort to improve the accuracy and depth of its local search offerings.

Direct Media, Millard Inc. to merge on July 1, May takes helm

Parent company InfoGroup has combined its Direct Media and Millard brands to form Direct Media Millard Inc. (DMM), a new direct marketing company that officially launches July 1. The two groups will combine their client rosters and work together to serve them. Larry May, CEO of Direct Media will serve as the president of Direct Media Millard, while Jeff Kelley, president of Millard, will serve as president of consumer management for DMM.

InfoGroup enters social media partnership

InfoGroup's InfoUSA data now powers point-of-interest (POI) content for LikeMe.Net, a social search and recommendations engine, the former announced on June 22. In other words, the data will both provide and confirm address data for businesses reviewed on LikeMe.

Duluth Trading taps Donnelley Marketing

Donnelley Marketing, a division of InfoGroup, has won list processing duties for multichannel retailer Duluth Trading Company. Duluth Trading Co., which sells workwear, tools, games and other "tradesmen" goods, chose Donnelley from a group of five serious contenders to handle its list rental fulfillment and all acquisition mailings, as well as house file hygiene and merge/purge duties.

InfoGroup creates new insert division from Millard, Direct Media

InfoGroup has combined the insert media arms of its Millard Group and Direct Media to form a new insert media service called AM/Direct. AM/Direct will offer insert media, webserts, free-standing inserts, mobile marketing, strategic marketing and other services to clients of both Millard and Direct.

InfoGroup amends '08 earnings report

InfoGroup released an amended yearly earnings report to the SEC for 2008, which reduced its total income due to administrative expenses related to shareholder litigation last year. The company reported operating income for 2008 of $28.2 million, or 4% of net sales, down from $86.5 million, or 13% of net sales, for 2007. The primary reason for the decrease in operating income was the result of $34.3 million in non-recurring charges incurred during 2008 related to a Special Litigation Committee's investigation brought on by a shareholder lawsuit.

InfoGroup extends agreement with Alterian

Database provider and marketer InfoGroup today signed a new and expanded long-term agreement with integrated marketing provider Alterian. Alterian and InfoGroup have been partners since 2001.

InfoGroup reports Q4 revenue drop

InfoGroup reported a 4% decline in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2008, down to $178.1 million from $185.8 million over the same period in 2007, according to its earnings report released today.

Two named to InfoGroup board

InfoGroup today named Roger S. Siboni and Thomas L. Thomas as independent directors of its board of directors. Siboni and Thomas fill the positions vacated by the resignations of George Haddix and Vasant Raval last summer.

InfoGroup's board says it's not considering sale

Despite a call from its former CEO to sell the company, members of InfoGroup's board of directors said the company would not consider a potential sale at present.

Yesmail forms alliance with EdgeCast Networks for delivery

Yesmail, an e-mail service provider and InfoGroup company, has formed a partnership with content delivery service EdgeCast Networks to deliver all of the e-mails sent through Yesmail's service.

Online leads available on mobile subscribers can now access via their Internet-enabled mobile phones. The online sales leads database launched a new mobile site, Salesgenie Mobile, which enables sales professionals to access their existing leads or search for new prospects via their smartphones.

InfoGroup partners with UBL

InfoGroup, formerly InfoUSA, has partnered with to offer an integrated service that adds InfoUSA's Express Update capability to UBL's online business profiles.

Gupta steps down as CEO of InfoGroup

Vinod Gupta, CEO of InfoGroup, resigned from his executive position at the firm he founded in 1972 on August 21. His action was part of a settlement agreement relating to a shareholder lawsuit, according to a report filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Gupta ousted as chairman on InfoGroup, to pay $9M

InfoGroup's board of directors has recommended removing chairman Vin Gupta from his role, after a five-month review by a special litigation committee. Gupta will remain CEO of the company, but has agreed to pay the company $9 million, subject to court approval.

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My Evernote Handwritten Note Workflow

My Evernote Handwritten Note Workflow

Handwritten NoteAnyone who has been on the phone with me will know two things about me. First, I talk to myself a lot, and second, I take a lot of notes.[1]

I have played around with taking notes on my iPad, but more often than not I am re-using the back of paper from around the house.

This might surprise some of you and I can hear it now – “What? Mr. Paperless takes paper notes?”

Guilty as charged, but to me the key is not our use of paper but what we do with it afterwards. As Malcolm Gladwell writes:

The solution to our paper problem, they write, is not to use less paper but to keep less paper.

I generally use Evernote to store my notes, and until recently I scanned my notes to PDF, stored them in Evernote, and got rid of the paper.

I did this for years until I wrote this newsletter issue about Evernote and handwritten notes. To quote myself:

One of the big keys is, for handwritten notes, to scan the documents as JPGs instead of PDF. For whatever reason, their handwriting recognition only works on images.

Now, my handwriting is absolutely abysmal[2], but Evernote has proven remarkably adept at indexing it, so I have switched my workflow to scanning my handwritten Evernote-bound notes to JPG instead of PDF. Here is how I do it.

Scanning To JPG

I use a ScanSnap S1300i, but this will work with any scanner that will scan to JPG.

On the ScanSnap Manager Application tab, I choose Scan To Evernote (Note).

ScanSnap Application Tab
ScanSnap Application Tab

On the File option tab, I set it to scan to JPG.

ScanSnap File option tab
ScanSnap File option tab

Prepare And Scan To Evernote

This will sound strange, but when I am scanning handwritten notes, I scan them in reverse order.

You will see why in a moment, but if I am scanning a three page document, I stack the paper so that page 3 is on top and page 1 is on the bottom.

Once the paper is stacked in reverse order, I pop it in the scanner and go.

Process and Merge Pages In Evernote

Some of you may have seen this coming a few steps ago, but if you are scanning to JPG, it will create one file for each page. If you are scanning to Evernote, it will create one note for each page, as you can see below.

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Evernote Scanned Pages

Some people may work around this by scanning to a folder on the computer and then dragging the JPGs to a new note, but I prefer to keep things as frictionless as possible and do it all in Evernote.

Fortunately, newer versions of the Mac and Windows clients give you the ability to merge notes together. Highlight the pages of your document, and on the right side you will see a Merge button.

Evernote Merge Button
Evernote Merge Button

Once you click it, your notes will all be merged to one note, and your pages will show up one after another in the new note.

The merging will be in the order that the notes show up in Evernote. Since I normally keep my notebooks sorted in Descending Date order, I needed to scan my documents in reverse order so that Page 1 would be at the top. This way when I merged, everything is all nicely in order.

Evernote Merged Notes
Evernote Merged Notes

One thing that I know will annoy some of you: when you merge notes together, it shows the title between each page like in the above screenshot. You can either leave it like this, or if it bugs you, just highlight the text and delete it.

This Evernote handwritten note workflow has been working really well for me. If you have another way that you process handwritten notes, I’d love to hear it.

(Photo by photosteve101)

  1. Both of these are collateral damage from my years of doing software support.  ↩

  2. Once a teacher threw my homework on the floor and said “I’m not reading this”. Not that I’m scarred or anything.  ↩

About the Author

Brooks Duncan helps individuals and small businesses go paperless. He's been an accountant, a software developer, a manager in a very large corporation, and has run DocumentSnap since 2008. You can find Brooks on Twitter at @documentsnap or @brooksduncan. Thanks for stopping by.

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Howard Solovei - March 10, 2016 Reply

To get the notes in the descending date order, couldn’t you just start writing in your notebook from the last page and moving towards the front. Then you can tear out the pages and scan as is. Am I missing something?

Also has anybody had success doing this in OneNote?

Brandon - June 24, 2015 Reply

Hi Brooks,
Just reading through this and noted it was from 2012
A few Questions based on additional functionality since then.

Is anything different now with the built in scanning options in evernote using the camera (Post its,Documents,colour documents,Photo) or does it treat documents as pdf and if you are scanning hand written you need to select photo.

Also with “scannable” I ‘m guessing you have to switch to manual as it will see the paper and treat it as a document

Lee Dorfman - March 18, 2013 Reply

Daniel Gold just wrote his last post by hand into his Moleskine notebook, and then added it to Evernote, where it was emailed to iDictate –– where we transcribed it using live typists.

A copy of his post is at
This works with any handwritten document.

As a disclaimer, I am the ceo of iDictate.

Joe - December 19, 2012 Reply

Started using Evernote today – I believe I've solved your "reversal" issue which should save you from needing to physically reverse the pages.

– I'm using the latest version of Evernote as of today 12/19/12 which is v5.x, FYI.
– When merging the pages -> click the notes (while holding down Control on Windows) in the order that you want them to be top-to-bottom, then click merge.
– Do not try to Control+Shift the entire list or it will do it the way that you've presented and list the notes out of order, you must click the notes 1 by 1 selecting them in the order you would like them to merge!

If only we could get the dev team to allow us to remove the headers that are created this would be even smoother!

Hope this helps- Geaux Tigers!

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    Brooks Duncan - December 19, 2012 Reply

    Nice thanks Joe! I'll have to try this!

    Owen - April 5, 2014 Reply

    A more efficient way of dealing with the reversal method is to rearrange which ever notebook you’ve imported the files such that the newest files are at the bottom (aka just click the created heading once).

    This effectively reverses the order of your entire inbox. Then when you select your handwritten notes and hit merge, they will be merged in a reverse order.

    This obviates the need to reverse the handwritten notes before hand!

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@riverwoodwriter - August 30, 2012 Reply

I'm very excited about this. I write a lot of handwritten notes and I save them because I want to write a book about the lost art of handwritten notes. I scan some and file some, but none are saved on Evernote, which I use for so many other things. I'm going to have a heck of a time gathering them all together when I get ready to write the book.

Moving to your system will help a lot. Thank you!

Anil - August 25, 2012 Reply

I believe you can save PDF as (Save As..) JPG. At least that's a feature in Adobe Acrobat. YMMV.

Kevin - August 23, 2012 Reply

Quick question for you – I, like you, initially was scanning all my handwritten notes to PDF. As of reading this, I changed that to JPG because of the OCR of handwriting. Now what can I do with the 100's of PDFs of handwritten notes? Think there is anyway to go back and convert the PDFs to JPG in some sort of script fashion to take advantage of this?

    kachilda - August 23, 2012 Reply

    print out the pdf's and rescan them as jpg'S

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    Brooks Duncan - August 24, 2012 Reply

    Hmm, well taking a PDF and kicking out a bunch of images should be pretty easy. There's even an Automator action to do that.

    Since Evernote's AppleScript support is pretty good, I'd think that something like this could be bolted together. It might be worth checking with the king of Evernote AppleScripts, Justin over at You might be able to get/hire him to whip something up for you?

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Brooks Duncan - August 22, 2012 Reply

OK everyone, this is now up in video format:

@degconsulting - August 22, 2012 Reply

Great post, Brooks! There's always an occasion for scrap pieces of paper and sticky notes! Sending it to Evernote is great with my ScanSnap. My workflow involves scanning single page docs as JPEG and then multi-page docs as PDF. To John's point, I like to be able to search against my handwriting. To Corey's point – I love the Livescribe pen. Amazing tool and find it great for meetings!

Corey Pudhorodsky - August 21, 2012 Reply

Using a LiveScribe pen is another great way to save handwritten notes to Evernote. The send to evernote feature makes it really easy and you can also save a copy that has embedded audio as a separate file or embedded in a pdf.

    Brooks Duncan
    Brooks Duncan - August 21, 2012 Reply

    Good call Corey. Believe it or not I have never tried a LiveScribe, but I know many many people love it.

SophieK - August 21, 2012 Reply

Brooks this is fantastic! Thank you for this! I agree you should make a short YouTube video on it 🙂

    Brooks Duncan
    Brooks Duncan - August 21, 2012 Reply

    Thanks Sophie, how can I say no? :)

johnwin - August 21, 2012 Reply

Just a note to let you know that OCR does work in .pdf documents, though I think this is a pro feature.

Once a note has been OCRed (is that a real word?) it stays OCRed even if you let your subscription lapse.

    Brooks Duncan
    Brooks Duncan - August 21, 2012 Reply

    Hi John,You are right that OCR works in PDF documents. That works really well. What *doesn't* work is OCR for handwriting. That only works for JPG files at the moment, regardless of your subscription level.Thanks for commenting!

Osaminc - August 21, 2012 Reply

Could you possibly make a short youtube video on this?

    Brooks Duncan
    Brooks Duncan - August 21, 2012 Reply

    Sure! I'll see what I can do this week.

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      A collection of The Birthday Party's BBC radio sessions.

      The John Peel Sessions CD by The Birthday Party was released in 2001 on the Varese record label.

      The album has all four sessions recorded by the Australian post punk outfit The Birthday Party for the BBC radio John Peel show (RIP).

      The line up of the band were -
      Nick Cave - Vocals, piano
      Mick Harvey - Guitars and occasional drums
      Rowland S Howard - Guitars, Vocals
      Phil Calvert - Drums (Tracks 1 -12 only)
      Tracey Pew - Bass.

      The album
      The first session, and first four tracks, on the CD were recorded in 1980 and featured four songs that also appeared on the band's debut LP 'Prayers on fire'.

      1. Cry -
      The session version is a slightly faster rendition of the song than its album counterpart. It features a thick jaunty bass and scratchy guitar stabs from Roland S. Howard. The song frenetically hops along with squawks and yelps from Mr Cave that probably hadn't been heard on a John Peel show since the broadcast of Beefheart.

      2. Yard -
      Unlike the opener this is a rather slow, tortured and spooky song. Lots of dissonant wails of saxophones screech over a slow back beat of thick bass guitar. Nick croons a tale of misery and misfortune - "In our Yard, how many chickens can we count?"
      The whole expansiveness and musical space in the song conjures up a feeling of being lost and confused.

      3. Figure of Fun -
      Nick Cave sings a song of self mockery - "I am a figure of fun, deadpan and moribund'. Underpinning the lyrics is a fast claustrophobic wall of reverb drenched guitar and a spiralling bass loop. To top this off there are distorted Hammond keyboards and crashing drums. The song is an audio representation of a bad dream!

      4. King Ink -
      Here we have a much darker and condensed version of the classic track from the bands first album. The powerful combination of thick muddy drums and boxed deep drums create a dark groove that is sprinkled with trebly outburst of guitar and random percussion. The music creates a great accompaniment to the lyrics of a fictional dark squalid character known as King Ink.

      The second session from the band, and the next four tracks, were taken from their session recorded in 1981. This session was important as it sees the release of two previously unheard or released studio tracks (Loose and Roland Around in That Stuff).

      5. Release the Bats -
      The John Peel session of this popular single was a lot more manic and musically loose compared to its vinyl counterpart. The song which is a jaunty bass and drum driven song has an unusual upbeat jazz swing to it that made it instantly accessible. The song was also adopted by the plethora of Goths that were emerging in the early eighties and branded the band as a 'Goth rock' band, which they were clearly not!

      6. Rowland Around in That Stuff -
      From the lyrics assumedly Nick is singing "Rolling around in that stuff" and probably changed the title to cheer up guitarist Rowland S. Howard! Musically this is probably one of the bands better tracks and it was a real disappointment that the track didn't appear on any of their official albums. The song has a disjointed beat with really great guitar noises and drowning strums of reverb and sharpness. Nick sings once more a tale of squalor, presumably based on his experiences of cheap motels and squats that he encountered in the bands early days in London after emigrating from Australia.

      7. (Sometimes) Pleasure Heads Most Burn -
      The song is a swaggering rumbling song that could have been the evil son of Adam Ant on steroids. There's lots of backing vocals here that resemble mutinous pirates in throws of drunken excess. "I burn, Rah, rah". God bless the good ship BP!

      8. Loose -
      This song is a rather tame cover of the Iggy Pop & the Stooges song. It is a good cover though tends to plod along a little slow and lacks the angst and energy of the live version the band had released on their shared LP with Lydia Lunch; Drunk on the popes blood. Nick's voice appears much calmer and restrained and the drums are a little offbeat and sluggish.

      9. Big Jesus Trash Can -
      This is definitely a wireier and spacious version of the classic song that also appears on the bands 'Junkyard' album. The song is based a round a jazz swinging ride cymbal and is big band music in excess. Nick screams and splutters a lyric of a bad presence driving into town in his trashcan (presumably Cadillac), selling drugs and armed with boots of gold. This song, in my opinion, is important as it marked the bands foray into restrained musical angst rather than the all out less contained style of earlier songs.

      10. She's Hit -
      Here we have another version of a track from the bands Junkyard album. This version of what is a slow song is far better than the vinyl version in my opinion. The song, which is a tale of death and murder, is performed in a slack and loose fashion that gives the song an organic feeling as if it is being improvised rather than performed. Nicks vocal on this track is great and ranges from the crooner to the crazed!

      11. Bully Bones -
      Another previously unheard track and not a million miles away from the bands cover of 'Loose'. I say that as all of the same elements are there; fumbling bass groves, muffled box drums and excessive crackling guitar sounds. Nick sings this song to his best ability but you get the feeling that it was not recorded as loud as he would have liked it and he has restrained his performance as a result.

      12. Six Inch Gold Blade -
      In this song we see Nicks fascination with death and murder (no wonder the gothic rockers liked him!). The song which is a very downbeat and sombre tune sees Cave's unperturbed confession of knife murder. Thankfully Mr Cave has never been convicted of murder, so the tales are fictional (!).

      The last four tracks on the CD were the bands final session for the John Peel show.
      Recorded in late 1992 the session featured a much more slimmed down version of the band and long-time drummer Phil Calvert was replaced by already band member and multi-instrumentalist Mick Harvey. The session was proof that the band were imploding and their sound had finally reached it natural nuclear explosive conclusion.

      13. Pleasure Avalanche -
      As this song starts, it is a really slow and almost grinds to a stop. You get the feeling that the bands brief period in Berlin and trimming down to a four piece had maybe worked in prevented the inevitable musical meltdown that was occurring in their live shows. Then, halfway through the song the tempo slowly picks up, the volume picks up, then the tempo a little more. Before we now it we are back in old Birthday Party territory with fast drums, crashing cymbals, Cave bawling like a 1 day old baby in a cauldron. The music is on fire and the lyrics touch on desire, pleasure and death. Here we go again!

      14. Deep in the Woods -
      A slow damp start to this song again sees Cave treading common ground. The song tells a tale of death and murder in a darkened wood. The song reinforces Nick Cave's fascination with death and woe that would become the building blocks of his solo career. Nicks feeling of not belonging and isolation are captured perfectly in the ending lyrics - "All love is fool and all fools are lovers, it's raining on my house but none of the others".

      15. Sonny's Burning -
      The song starts off with Cave questioning - "Hand's up who wants to die?" This is followed shortly by a military drum riff by Harvey and then a catatonic wall of music. The orgy of sound burns whilst Cave proclaims that "Evil heat is running through me" and he isn't wrong. This song symbolises the end of the Birthday Party as they literally burn to a bright white that paralyses your retinas and liquidise your ear drums.

      16. Marry Me (Lie! Lie!) -
      A strange song to end the album with as for the most it is a relatively tuneful song of love and deception. The music takes a more contained and musical flow and Nick barely raises a rasp! As the song ends, it restarts into a bouncy track and guitarist Rowland takes over vocals in a deep and low vocal, almost baritone. Rowland was to later re-record this song with his band These Immortal Souls (which he formed after the demise of The Birthday Party.

      My opinion
      There is no doubt that the majority of these songs are better than the studio versions that appear on the bands official output. I think the reason behind this is that the John Peel sessions were usually recorded in a day. As a result of this relatively short recording time each song appears a little rawer in sound as there has been far less time to mess with the final mix. This is the case with many of the Peel Session releases by other bands too. The Birthday Party's sheer angst and mayhem is seldom caught in the studio and you had to capture them live to experience the true sonic prowess and swagger. This record is halfway there.

      Having caught the band's true spirit is not the only good thing about this CD; the inclusion of unheard and unreleased tracks is a definite bonus and is worth the purchase for this alone.

      Price and availability
      The album is currently out of print but can be purchased from the Amazon marketplace (www.amazon.co.uk) for around £20 at the date of writing (22nd August 2008).

      Copyright M Jones (Otalgia) 2008.

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      Disc #1 Tracklisting
      1 Cry
      2 Yard
      3 Figure of Fun
      4 King Ink
      5 Release the Bats
      6 Roland Around in That Stuff
      7 (Sometimes) Pleasure Heads Most Burn
      8 Loose
      9 Big Jesus Trash Can
      10 She's Hit
      11 Bully Bones
      12 Six Inch Gold Blade
      13 Pleasure Avalanche
      14 Deep in the Woods
      15 Sonny's Burning
      16 Marry Me (Lie! Lie!)

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      CSI: Hard Evidence
      Based on the hit TV series CSI: Hard Evidence is a crime investigation game for the Nintendo Wii. The game comes in a normal white Wii box, the size of a DVD case, which contains the game disc along with an instruction manual for the game and also a separate manual containing safety instructions. The game instruction manual is written in English and is clear and simple to follow.

      I have never watched the TV show, however the idea of a game where I needed to investigate a crime scene and then interrogate people to find the guilty person really appealed to me so when I found this on eBay for £5.99 plus postage I decided to buy it.

      Let's Investigate!
      The CSI: Hard Evidence game consists of 5 different crime scenes which you must investigate one by one and find the person responsible for committing the crime. When you first begin the game you will be given a quick tutorial set in the FBI garage. In this tutorial you will be given an overview of how to conduct your investigations at the crime scenes and how to process the different evidence using the numerous different tools available including Luminol to reveal blood which has been washed away, Ninhydrin and Magnetic Powder for revealing finger prints, Casting Plaster and Mikrosil for taking moulds or impressions of things like tyre marks and footprints and swabs for collecting DNA and other various liquids or dried liquids you may come across.

      In the bottom left corner of your screen you will always see your PDA. In here you will find information about the case you are working on, the locations available for you to travel to, any evidence you have collected as well as case notes and the options menu.

      As I mentioned earlier, there are 5 different crime scenes in the game and while each crime is different the way in which you investigate remains the same through out. You can only work on one crime scene at a time and you must complete it before the next one is unlocked. When you begin working on a crime you will be shown a video introduction with an explanation of roughly what has happened in each situation and who (if any) the witnesses are. From here on you will need to point your Wii remote at the screen to investigate and search for evidence. As you point at the screen you will see a cursor, this cursor will turn green when you need to investigate further into the area you are pointing at. If there is evidence to be collected the cursor will then turn into a tool box, by clicking the remote you open the tool box screen and depending on what kind of evidence you have found will effect which tool you should use to collect it. This all sounds quite easy because of the cursor changing colour, however it isn't really that easy as you can quite easily miss hidden objects and evidence and end up having to repeatedly re-visit the crime scenes to find it before the game can progress. Once you feel like you have collected all of the available evidence you must then click onto your PDA and return to the FBI lab to process this information.

      The Crimes: I wont go into detail as this would spoil the game, I will simply give you an idea of how I found each crime to play.

      Burning For You: This is the first of the 5 crimes and I think it is a good introduction to the game. It utilizes almost all of the available tools so you can get a good grip on things however I did find the storyline to be rather predictable and therefore quite easy to solve.

      Double Down: In this crime the victim is still alive which you would think makes the crime easier to solve but this actually makes it much more difficult as there are too many potential suspects. I didn't really enjoy this crime so much as I found there was a lot of false leads taking you away from the main investigation.

      Shock Rock: For me this was challenging but enjoyable. I liked the story which came with the crime and it was quite difficult to solve.

      In Your Eyes: With a dodgy English accent involved in this case I found it to be of a medium difficulty, to begin with the investigation seemed to have a lot of dead ends but then it seemed that with a new piece of evidence everything was unlocked and solved.

      The Peacemaker: This is the final crime scene and the one I am currently working to solve. So far it has been the hardest one to get into, mainly because there is so much evidence to process and because of this the game wont progress until you have found every last piece. It does seem good though and I will be sticking with it until I have solved the crime.

      In The Lab
      Once you have collected your evidence and returned to the lab you will need to process this evidence using various different computers, a microscope and an analysing table. The main computer you will use in your investigations is the Trace Analysis computer, this computer processes fingerprints, shoe prints and any video or audio evidence you may have. Processing the information is like completing a few little puzzles because for example when you analyse a fingerprint you will be shown a section of the print and you will need to search through the FBI and civil databases to find a match, you then need to click to confirm the match and if you are correct this can lead to warrants being available from your boss Brass.

      The other machine which is most commonly used is the DNA analyser, this machine processes any DNA you have collected on the swab sticks and searches the databases for possible matches, as with the finger prints you must then complete a little puzzle to find the correct match. Personally I enjoy using both of these machines as I like puzzles, but I find the DNA one to be a little tricky as the colours and patterns have to match perfectly and this isn't always that easy with so many coloured markings on the screen.

      The assembly table is only used a couple of times and it is mainly for putting broken items back together, again in puzzle form or for looking at items such as any guns which were involved in the crimes and firing off sample rounds to compare bullets under the microscope, again the microscope is only used a couple of times in each case. I find both the assembly table puzzles and the microscope comparisons relatively easy to do.

      Warrants & Questioning
      Once you have processed the evidence you will have some warrants available for questioning suspects. When a suspect is called in for questioning they are taken to the interrogation room. Here you simply need to sit and click on the pre-determined questions and listen to their answers, their answers can sometimes open up new leads for questioning new suspects or new locations to search. While I enjoy this as it gives me new areas to search I also hate it as the questions are pre-determined and it seems to make no difference which order you ask them you will still get the same result. I also find that sometimes I want to ask for more information but I cannot as it is not available yet.

      If a suspect reveals some information about another potential suspect then you will be able to go to a new location and talk with this new person, usually you can have a look around the place too, but a full on search can only be done with a warrant and most people will be quick to remind you of this if you take a nosey look too far! You need to try to use any evidence you have to obtain warrants for searches and arrests and I find that quite a lot of the time these clues are very well hidden. I like this though as it puts a bit of a challenge into the game.

      Making a Conviction & Case Closed
      After collecting all the evidence, processing it and questioning numerous suspects you will be ready to make your conviction and close the case. In my opinion this is the part of the game which is a bit of a let down as the game seems to automatically do it for you. I have currently completed 4 out of 5 cases and in each one it has been the same process of me being in the interrogation room clicking on the questions and listening to the answers when the game seems to take over and the suspect is convicted. You are then shown a short animated scene of how the crime took place and the case is closed. While I can see how this is good because you have completed the case I was expecting a little more of a challenge to get the suspect to confess in the end.

      Once the case is closed you will be automatically taken to your evaluation screen where you will see how well you did with collecting evidence, how thorough you were and what rank you have been awarded for your investigation skills. If your rank is high enough then you may unlock some bonus material. I wouldn't get too excited though as the bonus material isn't that good!

      Multiplayer & Online
      CSI: Hard Evidence is a single player game with no multiplayer or online play options

      The controls of the game are very easy and are generally a case of point and click actions. The hardest part of the controls for me was getting the accuracy right for where I was pointing as I would click to zoom in and it would then zoom to the wrong area as my hand had moved slightly. This was annoying but I soon got the hang of it. The nunchuk controller isn't used at all within the game.

      Graphics and Sound
      The graphics in the game are great and the detail in each crime scene is fantastic. The game uses characters from the TV series which personally makes no difference for me as I've never watched it but I can imagine it would be a great advantage for those who are CSI fans, the characters animation is ok, but not as realistic as a lot of games available these days, the movements are a bit jerky and when the characters talk they hardly change their expressions. The sound is mainly the voices of the characters and various sound effects, the voices are nice and clear which is great as there are no subtitles.

      Price and Availability
      I bought my copy of the game on eBay for £5.99 and I have seen it pre-owned in Game for £7.99 so I would say to buy it on ebay if you can.

      Overall I enjoy playing CSI: Hard Evidence and I would recommend it to you. So far I have found all of the crimes to be very in-depth and only one of them was slightly predictable, but I think this was simply because it was the first one to ease you into the game. The game is rated as 15+ which I think is appropriate for the content. Overall I find this to be an enjoyable and rather addictive game, my only wish is that there was more than 5 crimes included.

      Thanks for reading :)

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      A very good game.

      CSI : Hard evidence wii game.

      Of course as the title suggests this is a game that is based on the hit US crime series Crime scene investigation.

      You play the part of a trainee investigator and you are teamed up with one of the characters from the show for each of your cases. There are five cases for you to progress through and at the end of each case Grissom gives you a score based on how well you have done throughout the case.

      Your objective is to find and process the evidence to find out who has committed the crime and you do this by searching for clues, analysing evidence and interviewing suspects. The storylines are good and entertaining and I would say that it is not particularly easy, so you do need to think about what you are doing, but at the same time there are no parts that are impossible to complete.

      The game has a rating of 16+ and I would agree that it is not suitable for anyone under 16 as there are parts of the game that contain adult themes.

      I brought the game for £20 and I think that this is approximately what you will still pay today.

      The only bad thing that I can say about this game is that once you have completed the five cases there is nothing more for you to do. You could start over and try to increase your score but the solutions to the cases remain the same so once you have completed the game twice there really is no need to play the game again.

      All in all, I think that this is a very good, interesting game, which is made especially good if you are already a fan of the TV series.

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        Very fun if you like this sort of game.

        I must admit to a guilty secret. I bought this game as a present for my husband. He wasn't interested in it at all but I got addicted very fast. Not sure that makes me a very good wife..

        It is essentially a point and click game but has more interesting features than your standard hidden object games. You are presented with a crime scene and as well as finding evidence, you need to use the correct tools to collect it and then use the lab to process the information. You get to interview characters, but like many computer games, it doesn't matter what order you ask the questions in really. You have as much time as you like and you can't do anything wrong, though you do get marked by Grissom for thoroughness at the end of each case.

        I like how you have to use your brain to try to piece evidence together and keep interviewing people about new evidence that you find. The stories were interesting and I genuinely couldn't guess who was the killer before the evidence showed me.

        I love the TV show and the Las Vegas show is definately my favourite. So it was good to play alongside those characters even if they were slightly wooden. You get paired up with a different character for each case, of which there are five.

        They do reuse some of the characters, and in one case all the victims seem to look identical. I did forget to get a warrant quite a few times, and then you can't progress and it took me a while to figure out why. Sometimes you might get stuck but generally it is not too hard to progress and there are also hints if you are desperate. I finished it in around two weeks of playing for a couple of hours each day. I have replayed one episode but only because I got a low thoroughness score and I wanted to see what I had missed. Once you have gone through the story there aren't any new options so you would just be repeating the same game over again.

        Someone asked me if it would be suitable for their children who love to play detective. I think the rating is 16+ and I did think it wouldn't be suitable as you have to do things like swab used condoms for DNA and look at drug evidence.

        I personally really like stress free point and click games and I very much enjoyed this one. But my husband far prefers real time games like Call of Duty so though he tried it he didn't find it very fun. Something to bear in mind when ever you buy a game.

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hi guys.

i have a query string that is too looong!

and browser cant redirect to destination url.

i fix this problem with append this line to web config

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but just fix in FireFox! and IE has bug!

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