As experienced Evernote users, we've seen how notebooks can quickly pile up and get disorganized. If yours are out of order, stacks offer a simple, powerful solution to group them effectively.
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Stacks are collections of notebooks that help you organize related ones together. Note that while you can share individual notebooks, stacks themselves aren't shareable.
Mac and Windows: In the desktop app, drag one notebook onto another to form a stack. To add more, drag additional notebooks onto the existing stack.
iOS: Open a notebook, tap the options menu (three dots) > Notebook Settings > Stack. Enter a new stack name or select an existing one.
Android: From your notebooks list, long-press a notebook and choose Move to stack or Move to a new stack.
Web: In your notebooks list, drag one notebook onto another to create a new stack, or onto an existing one to add it.
Stacks streamline organization by grouping themed notebooks. For bloggers, create stacks for drafts, ideas, and published posts. During NaNoWriMo Prep: 5 Sites to Practice Creative Writing Exercises, keep writing projects separate. They're also ideal for separating personal and business notes.
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