Currently I do this by emailing a note from Evernote, copying the note title into the body as a 'pretend link' and using the Toodledo email syntax in the note title. It would also be good if it were easier to create tasks from Evernote notes.

Once Evernote bring in proper note links this will all be a lot easier, but I'd love to see tighter integration between Evernote & Toodledo so that I don't have to keep switching between the two for this to work.

If I only have one specific note which I want to refer to then I use the note title (or part of the note title) as the 'link text', but sometimes I'll use a tag name, or a search term that will bring up a selection of relevant notes. 'EN') which I copy into the search field in Evernote to take me to the relevant notes for that task. I currently add a pretend 'link' into the notes field (e.g. I keep a lot of task/project 'support material' in Evernote, kind of like a virtual filing cabinet. Maybe for Premium Plus accounts you would get a choice of Toodledo's storage, or one of the external cloud services, and a small piece of that additional fee could go towards a discount of a premium account for one of these cloud services (with an additional amount contributed by the third party? Just brain-storming, but it is an interesting dilemma. I'm just wondering how a solution could be worked out that would work for everyone. I don't have a premium plus account yet (planning on upgrading from premium once I get my tax return just to support Toodledo) because I've used Evernote dropbox (and now looking at ZumoDrive) for cloud file storage, but I'm thinking for new users, or those who don't use Evernote (or another such service) Toodledo would be giving up at least some potential revenue and so would need to work out the best solution. The other problem I see with this is that by doing this, Toodledo removes (at least for some) the need for the premium plus account with a larger storage option for files. I would love this too, although the type of integration that Nozbe has I'm not sure is the ideal solution.

Create weblink in evernote for mac