Lesson 8 - Advanced Features
NoteDex has many features, and here's a quick look
at some of them
For instance, adding cards one at a time is fine
for a handful, but what if you've got 50?
Here's how to move fast. Open the menu inside a
stack and choose Text Import
You'll see a small spreadsheet grid with five
columns: Title, Front Text, Back Text, Group, and
Tag
You can type directly into it or click Import CSV
to bring in a file you've already built, say, in
Excel, saved as a CSV
Make sure the file is formatted and exported
correctly
Check the NoteDex documentation to be sure
Check the box for Generate Thumbnails if you want
preview images created right away, then click
Create Cards, and every row becomes a real card
Already got the cards but need to clean them up in
bulk?
Click the menu and choose Multi-Select
Check boxes appear on every thumbnail
Pick your cards and a toolbar at the top lets you
move or copy them to another stack, drop them into
a group, tag them all at once, or delete them in
one go
When finished, click the blue X to exit
For capturing a fast thought without leaving what
you're doing, open the right-hand sidebar on the
home screen and use Quick Note
Type a title and body, pick which stack it should
land in, and save
It's a scratch pad that never makes you navigate
away
The same productivity sidebar also shows your most
recently opened cards across every stack, so
jumping back to something you were just working on
is one click away
You'll also notice at the bottom of the homepage is
the Recent Stacks view
When in a stack, you can move cards simply by
dragging them into the new position or use the card
menu to move them to a specific position
If you find you can't drag the card, it means the
app is in touch mode
Perhaps you are on a tablet or were using Ink
Go to Settings to change that
Between CSV import, multi-select, quick notes, and
more, you should never feel like NoteDex is slowing
you down
Next stop, printing and sharing your cards from
NoteDex