Whether this proves practical in real-world usage remains to be seen. UPDATE: This works from a technology perspective–I created the smart rule described above, and my Obsidian document successfully appeared in the appropriate group. In theory, at that point, Obsidian documents will appear in their appropriate DevonThink folders, while retaining Obsidian’s distinct structure. I will index the Obsidian vault in DevonThink, tag documents appropriately in Obsidian, and create a smart rule in DevonThink that looks for the hashtag in the Obsidian document, and adds the appropriate tag in DevonThink. Then I will use that hashtag to tag documents appropriately in Obsidian.
I will continue to do that, but I will also create a short, unique identifier for the group, and use that as a tag in Obsidian. Now here’s my plan: Previously, I gave groups long, descriptive names. But switching off “exclude groups from tagging” makes the interchangeability more distinct.) (They were before-as you may know, groups and tags in DevonThink are kind of the same thing. Recently I switched off “exclude groups from tagging” in DevonThink preferences. Until recently, when I started a new project, I started a new group for it, and then dumped in all my work documents there. I have an idea for an organizational scheme: Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.I’m just getting started with Obsidian again after playing with it on and off several times in 2020. DEVONthink To Go supports TextExpander touch snippet expansion. Learn more about DEVONthink To Go and how to get started on the DEVONtechnologies web site. Sync with DEVONthink for Mac or other iOS devices running DEVONthink To Go 2. Link to your documents from other apps supporting URLs. Annotate PDFs (requires one-time in-app purchase). Edit plain text files, RTF documents, and formatted notes (based on HTML). Open, edit, and save documents from any application that also supports iCloud Drive. We shall see I have gone for the Devonthink Personal because I had a licence for a previous version and if I do the upgrade to the latest then it will be to this version. I liked how the database could sit on top of my local files, which means I’m always in control. Use DEVONthink To Go to: Browse and view your documents. The people that get using Devonthink do love the app and what it gives them in functionality and swear that it is well worth spending the money. Standalone doesn’t require internet connection Visual uses intuitive folder structure Intelligent pdf text recognition, search, and ‘relevancy’ sort features As the title of the post suggests, I went with Devonthink. It is used by information workers in education, research, law, consulting, and governments anywhere from home offices to corporations.
1 application on the Mac for document and information management. Strong encryption keeps your private data private. Synchronize your data directly on the local network, via Dropbox, or any WebDAV server. Take your databases with you and organize your documents on the go. DEVONthink To Go is the mobile companion to DEVONthink for Mac.
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