Legacy is not really legacy?

[idoc 400]

After trying v10 on windows I realized that it would not suit my needs so I reinstalled "legacy" instead.  However, I do not think that the legacy version is as good as the version that I used before (and the one that I am currently using at home).  Is anyone aware of a way to re-install an actual older version rather than "legacy".  I'm not sure why but I get the distinct impression that Legacy is slower and clunkier than what it replaced.

[Sayre Ambrosio 520]

The legacy version available currently is the same as it would have been prior to you trying the newer v10 app. It may be sluggish if you have instances of the newer version still hogging space though. I'm on a Mac so I can't confirm for sure on Windows, but I know that when I went back to legacy for a bit, I had to find all the Evernote related items on my hard drive and delete them. I had ended up with a double use of space. Once I did that, it sped up and was fine. Might be the same issue on Windows.

[gazumped 11,652]

Hi.  The Legacy version is 6.25.2.  This is the previous public version 6.25.1 - don't forget to turn off updating in Tools > Options if you decide to use it...

http://cdn1.evernote.com/win6/public/Evernote_6.25.1.9091.exe

[idoc 400]

Thanks for your response.  You're correct in that it seems very close to 6.25.1 but somehow the other one just works better.  Perhaps I'm imagining but the legacy version simply lags longer and more often, and very often gives a message about being "unresponsive" or something like that.  Thank heavens it's still way, way better than v10.0 but somehow not quite as good as what was there before.

[PinkElephant 8,066]

On my computers (mostly using the Mac, sometimes have to use my PC) legacy runs as the former client did.

AFAIK the main difference is that legacy will not auto-update.