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I probably make more use of Google docs and Evernote than any other apps. The announcement that the two could now <\/a>be integrated seemed like a good thing for me. I must say I am a bit disappointed because the integration allows you to open docs within an Evernote note, but not the other way around. The potential of working from notes and snippets to a written product is appealing, but I use docs and Evernote in the opposite way. I write in docs and collect and organize resources in Evernote. The direction of sharing goes the wrong way for my approach.<\/p>\n

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The integration adds the Google docs symbol to the menubar for an Evernote note.<\/p>\n

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The Google drive icon opens a window allowing a Drive file to be accessed.<\/p>\n

Perhaps you integrate content in Evernote. If so, this method combining Evernote and Docs may be helpful.<\/p>\n

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