I was a premium customer some time back. I have many notes from that time that are over 50MB but I never modify them. I have been an Evernote free customer some months after this.
This morning by mistake I entered some text in a note that has a size of 65MB. The note contains an audio recording. I tried to use Cmd+Z to undo the last change but EN was already trying to sync the note with the server. I am now of course getting all the time an error telling me that Evernote could not sync that note, the reason is the size of the note as I cannot pass the 50MB limit imposed to free accounts.
Is there a way to flag the note to not sync so I don't see this error anymore every time EN tries to sync?
I could split the audio recording in 2 separate notes, or pay one month of EN plus service to try fixing this silly fail, but I am curious if there could be another way around this?
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Thorz 43
Hello
I am using Evernote on OSX Yosemite.
I was a premium customer some time back. I have many notes from that time that are over 50MB but I never modify them. I have been an Evernote free customer some months after this.
This morning by mistake I entered some text in a note that has a size of 65MB. The note contains an audio recording. I tried to use Cmd+Z to undo the last change but EN was already trying to sync the note with the server. I am now of course getting all the time an error telling me that Evernote could not sync that note, the reason is the size of the note as I cannot pass the 50MB limit imposed to free accounts.
Is there a way to flag the note to not sync so I don't see this error anymore every time EN tries to sync?
I could split the audio recording in 2 separate notes, or pay one month of EN plus service to try fixing this silly fail, but I am curious if there could be another way around this?
Thanks.
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