Intermediate

08 - Importing You can import the following formats via Notable -> Import: Markdown files with extension: md, mkd, mdwn, mdown, markdown, markdn, mdtxt, mdtext or txt. Evernotes’ exports with extension: enex. Alternatively you could also just put your Markdown notes into the notes sub-directory into your data directory. The more notes you are importing the longer it will take, in some cases the interface may freeze until the operation is completed.

09 - Multi-Note Editing Built-in Some multi-note editing features are built-in. There are multiple ways to select notes: Click: you can toggle a note’s selection just by clicking it in the middlebar with Cmd+Click on macOS, or with Ctrl+Click elsewhere. Shortcuts: some shortcuts are provided under the Edit menu entry for selecting all notes, inverting the selection and unselecting all of them. When 2 or more notes are selected a multi-note editor will be displayed in the mainbar, you’ll be asked for confirmation for all changes that will mutate the notes.

10 - Linking Attachments, Notes, Tags and Searches Sometimes, like when writing a tutorial for a note-taking app 😉, you may need to link to other notes or embed a few attachments. Notable makes this easy for you. These special links can also be right-clicked so that you can perform some actions on them. Attachments Attachments can be rendered inline, linked to, and linked to via a button. The @attachment token is used for this.

07 - Shortcuts The following are macOS shortcuts, if you’re using a different OS replace Cmd with Ctrl, or Alt if Ctrl is already used. Note Cmd+N - New. Cmd+Alt+Shift+N - New from Template. Cmd+Shift+N - Duplicate. Cmd+O - Quick open. Cmd+P - Quick open. Cmd+Alt+O - Open in default app. Cmd+Alt+R - Reveal in Finder/Folder. Cmd+E - Toggle editing. Cmd+Shift+E - Toggle editing. Cmd+Shift+T - Toggle tags editing.