First, I am a stronger supporter of Evernote v10 and the direction the company is going in general. However, it remains very frustrating that the iPad experience is so much worse than desktop. It would be great to have a true iPad version, but even absent that... why can't sync work?
During my "Weekly Review" process every weekend, I move any Goodnotes files/notes from the week over to Evernote for archiving. They hit my desktop app instantly, but even though I am using the iPad "share" feature on Goodnotes, they are inconsistent on how they sync over to the iPad Evernote app. Often I want to add some comments to the Evernote note that is created with those PDF versions of the Goodnotes document, or set a reminder. However, it is frustrating to have to switch over to the desktop to do that.
Generally the sync on iPad is inconsistent, and even when I go into the menu and manually force it to "sync", it sometimes does not show a new note that is appearing on the desktop version.
Is this an issue with iOS/iPadOS that impacts the ability to Evernote to maintain the sync as quick as it does on the desktop?
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aukirk 367
First, I am a stronger supporter of Evernote v10 and the direction the company is going in general. However, it remains very frustrating that the iPad experience is so much worse than desktop. It would be great to have a true iPad version, but even absent that... why can't sync work?
During my "Weekly Review" process every weekend, I move any Goodnotes files/notes from the week over to Evernote for archiving. They hit my desktop app instantly, but even though I am using the iPad "share" feature on Goodnotes, they are inconsistent on how they sync over to the iPad Evernote app. Often I want to add some comments to the Evernote note that is created with those PDF versions of the Goodnotes document, or set a reminder. However, it is frustrating to have to switch over to the desktop to do that.
Generally the sync on iPad is inconsistent, and even when I go into the menu and manually force it to "sync", it sometimes does not show a new note that is appearing on the desktop version.
Is this an issue with iOS/iPadOS that impacts the ability to Evernote to maintain the sync as quick as it does on the desktop?
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