Evernote's ability to store images and PDF files (as well as any other type of file) is a pretty handy feature. Evernote for Windows has a unique way to add files to Evernote automatically called Import Folders. Essentially, any file you drop into one of these folders will be automatically added to Evernote, in whichever notebook you specify, in its own note. Let's create one of these folders:

1. 1. Create a new folder somewhere on your Windows PC, perhaps within your My Documents folder. Call it "Add to Evernote".
   2. In Evernote for Windows, select "Import Folders..." from the Tools menu. Click "Add" in the resulting window to create a new Import folder. - suomeksi Työkalut > Tuo kansioita...
   3. In the folder chooser dialog, browse to the "Add to Evernote" folder you just created and click "OK".
   4. The folder will then appear in the Import folders list along with a few options.
   5. If you want Evernote to also import items within folders that live inside "Add to Evernote", change "Subfolders" to "Yes".
   6. If you'd like to change the notebook to which your imported content will be added, click the name of the notebook and select a different notebook from the dropdown list.
   7. By default, Evernote will keep (not delete) items that it imports from Import folders. If you'd like files to be deleted from "Add to Evernote" after they're imported into Evernote, click "Keep" and choose "Delete" from the dropdown list.