(Alternative 1) From within Visual Studio, you can use the Add References option to add the DLL files contained in the "assemblies" folder of this repository into your C# or VB.NET project. From within Visual Studio, using the Nuget Package Manager, find and install "Evernote SDK for Windows" - this will install the Evernote SDK and its required dependent assemblies into your C# or VB.NET project.
Make sure to then use the alternate setup instructions given in the "Modify your application's startup code" section below. You can also just test-drive the SDK against your personal production Evernote account, if you're afraid of commitment or are building a one-off tool for yourself. (You can create test accounts on sandbox just by going to ).or get a Developer Token When you are ready to test on production, we will upgrade your key. During development, you will point your app at Evernote's "sandbox" development environment. Most applications will want to do this - it's easy and instant.
You can do this on the Evernote Developers portal page. Setup Register for an Evernote API key (and secret). All you need to do first is get your app set up with the SDK. This creates a new, plaintext note, with a title, and uploads it to the user's default notebook. MyPlainNote.Content = ENNoteContent.NoteContentWithString("Hello, world!") ĮNNoteRef myPlainNoteRef = (myPlainNote, null) MyPlainNote.Title = "My plain text note"
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