Using Smart Folders In Mac Notes

Smart Folders are a great way to help you organize your notes in the Notes app. You can use Smart Folders with tags to create your own system to find notes.

Comments: 8 Responses to “Using Smart Folders In Mac Notes”

    Stephan Kiefer
    10 months ago

    Good explanation of what, for me, is a complex topic.

    Cheryl Fleming
    10 months ago

    Very informative video. Clear, concise, and useful explanations and instructions. Thanks, Gary.

    Karen
    10 months ago

    So do 'smart folders' in all apple apps behave the same way as in Notes? ie - photos, mail, etc

    10 months ago

    Karen: They are all the equivalent to "saved searches" if that is what you mean, yes.

    Jaime Guzmán
    10 months ago

    Great explanation. Very confusing to me. But this made it easier.

    Melody
    10 months ago

    Thank you Gary! Your videos are the BEST instructional videos! I'm going to use Smart Folders with tags now. Glad you included the # info because I had been using the default "colors" for tags

    Peter
    9 months ago

    Very useful, learnt a lot. I tried using tags, which I have never used before, and found could not add a tag to locked note. Is there a way to do this?

    9 months ago

    Peter: That's right, you can't use tags in locked notes. Otherwise the result you get would be inconsistent as it wouldn't be proper to be able to tell what is in a locked note while it was locked.

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