Evernote Spaces is now available to all users and offers a simple way to build shared workspaces for notes, files, and projects.
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Evernote Spaces is now available to all users and offers a simple way to build shared workspaces for notes, files, and projects. Users can create a space, add notes and notebooks, pin key reference pages, rename spaces, and add shortcuts for quick access. Spaces allow easy collaboration by inviting others to view or edit content, manage permissions, and remove access when needed. This feature supports client work by keeping meeting notes, project plans, and shared ideas in one central location for ongoing teamwork and better organization.
- Evernote Spaces started as a corporate feature but is now open to all users.
- Spaces create a shared workspace for notes, notebooks, and files.
- Users can set up a new space from the left menu.
- Each space can have a name and optional description.
- Notes inside a space can serve as guides or project plans.
- Users can pin important notes for quick access.
- New notebooks can be created inside a shared space.
- Spaces allow note sharing with view or edit permissions.
- Access rights can be removed at any time.
- Spaces help manage client projects with shared notes and collaboration.
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