Am very happy with Evernote, in general save for the lack of encryption and a dumb problem I encountered this morning.
While writing an e-mail I decided to attach a file that I had stored in Evernote as a pdf file. I used drag and drop but discovered to my dismay that the attachment was not in a strange file format with a .enex extension. I could not open this file and I am sure the recipient of my e-mail would not be able to.
The roundabout solution was to actually print the file into a pdf (which is how it was originally when I added it to Evernote), then attach the pdf file to the e-mail.
Now, either I do not know how to properly use Evernote, or this is frankly the dumbest thing I can think of.
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Am very happy with Evernote, in general save for the lack of encryption and a dumb problem I encountered this morning.
While writing an e-mail I decided to attach a file that I had stored in Evernote as a pdf file. I used drag and drop but discovered to my dismay that the attachment was not in a strange file format with a .enex extension. I could not open this file and I am sure the recipient of my e-mail would not be able to.
The roundabout solution was to actually print the file into a pdf (which is how it was originally when I added it to Evernote), then attach the pdf file to the e-mail.
Now, either I do not know how to properly use Evernote, or this is frankly the dumbest thing I can think of.
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