After paying a bill online I used the evernote web clipper to save the paid bill to Evernote.
All notes go to a Notebook called INBOX.
I then moved the Note to from Inbox to a Notebook called 11 PINE NJ HOUSE
11 Pine NJ HOUSE notebook is a Subnotebook of PROJECTS.
In the Notebook called PROJECTS I have a NOTE called PAYMENTS RELEATED TO NJ HOUSE. This is a table to track payments, one of the columns is file location so I can add links to the PDF Receipts, screen shots or Back links to other notes.
When I created the entry for the latest payment and added the Back Link the system created a duplicate note of the Backed Linked Note. Location 1 is the original Notebook location I had moved the Note to (11 Pine House), the second location is the PROJECTS LOCATION which is where my PAYMENT Tracked Note is located.
This happened to me while using Evernote for Windows 10.60.4
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After paying a bill online I used the evernote web clipper to save the paid bill to Evernote.
All notes go to a Notebook called INBOX.
I then moved the Note to from Inbox to a Notebook called 11 PINE NJ HOUSE
11 Pine NJ HOUSE notebook is a Subnotebook of PROJECTS.
In the Notebook called PROJECTS I have a NOTE called PAYMENTS RELEATED TO NJ HOUSE. This is a table to track payments, one of the columns is file location so I can add links to the PDF Receipts, screen shots or Back links to other notes.
When I created the entry for the latest payment and added the Back Link the system created a duplicate note of the Backed Linked Note. Location 1 is the original Notebook location I had moved the Note to (11 Pine House), the second location is the PROJECTS LOCATION which is where my PAYMENT Tracked Note is located.
This happened to me while using Evernote for Windows 10.60.4
Possible bug or I am using something incorrectly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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