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Adding Evernote notes to existing Confluence pages by pasting Evernote links

When copying your Evernote notes to existing Confluence pages in the edit mode, instead of selecting Evernote from the Insert menu and searching for the right note to select, you can simply paste a link to your note into a  Confluence page. The content of the Evernote note, link to which you pasted, will be automatically copied to the current Confluence page. To do that:

1. In Evernote, go to the note you want to copy to Confluence.

2. Copy the note address from your browser address bar or use the Share menu to get the link.

3. In Confluence, paste the link to a page in the Edit mode.

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Flawless conversion of Evernote to-do lists to Confluence task lists

If your Evernote note contains a to-do list, Evernote Integration flawlessly converts it to a Confluence task list with all formatting preserved.

Paste your Evernote to-do list to an existing Confluence page in the edit mode:

• by selecting Evernote from the Insert menu and choosing the needed note; 
• by pasting a shared link of your Evernote to-do list.

Or create a new Confluence page with your Evernote to-do list.

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Collapsing of long comments and discussions

When reviewing and discussing on Confluence pages with Talk, some of your comments and discussions get very long and overload your pages. To solve that problem we've introduced Collapsing of long comments and discussions.

Now, for example, long comments and discussions collapse when their length exceeds the page length or when in their expanded state they interfere with the place of another talk.

You can see the first and last comments of collapsed discussions, as well as the number of hidden comments.

In active Talk comments and discussions you can use the 'Show less' and 'Show more' buttons to collapse and expand long comments.

Figures in Talk icons indicate the number of comments in discussions

Find out how many comments there are in Talk discussions. Just take a look at Talk icons. 

Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+D to insert Talk Macro in ‘Edit’ mode

When adding Talk comments in 'Edit' mode, instead of adding 'Talk' macro via 'Insert' menu or with the shortcut '{talk', you can use the keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl+Alt+D'.

Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Enter to save comments while inserting them in 'Edit' mode

When adding Talk comments in 'Edit' mode,  instead of clicking Insert in 'Talk' Macro Browser, you can use the keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl+Enter'.

Evernote Business support 

Evernote Integration now supports Evernote Business. Evernote Business is one of Evernote options. It's a collaborative hub for your team to brainstorm, develop, and launch projects with business notebooks.

It comes with powerful features for you to build, share and discover knowledge with your team. Among them: security features, data ownership, business class support.

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