vmstephan

I also have so much trouble with sketches, when doing them on my iPad (which I use daily and which is up to scratch with all updates). So what happens is: I make a sketch and save it. All looks good when I open it again, but when I continue to work on the sketch in 50% of the cases the updates to the sketch are lost when I open the sketch again at a later point, even though I absolutely did hit save (probably several times). Sometimes the thumbnail shows me the actual updated version but when I open it the updates are gone. Sometimes even the thumbnail doesn't show the updates. Last time it happend and my updates weren't saved, the version that Evernote had in the note was a copy I had saved directly on my iPad five days before and the work of five days was just gone. I tried to get it back -following the instructions I found online- but nope, all gone. I tried to recreate the error, but I haven't found a systematic to it yet. It's just chance which updates to a sketch are saved and which not. It's majorly frustrating and I decided to stop doing any sketches or take any handwritten notes in Evernote. It's too risky and too frustrating.

I think I identified the issue. So apparently I have two app clients run in parallel. I had the "old client" (running on a 6. version) attached to my taskbar a long while ago and at one update (not sure which) that "old client" didn't itself update, but a new client (running on the updated 10. version) popped up, which I then also attached to my taskbar without realizing the "old client" was still there. Since my taskbar can get quite busy I didn't realize the "old client" is still there and when ever I click the old one instead of the "new client" it demands an update since it is still running on the 6. version. It's all a bit odd, but I think I just going to de-install Evernote completely so that both clients are gone and re-install it properly with just one client. Thanks everyone for your help!

What I find shady is that the pop-up doesn't tell me what the name/number of the new client version is that I'm suppose to update to so that I can check it against the version I have. And also, I did update/instal new versions before. According to my client it tells me I run Evernote 10.57.10, which is as far as I can gather, the newest version out there (on the Evernote website it says 10.57.5 is the latest, but I reckon they haven't gotten around to updating that yet). So why does the the client keep on bothering me to update?

Windows 10, Evernote Version 10.57.10, which is, as far as I can gather, the latest Evernote Version.

The requests to update my Evernote Client has gotten to an annoying and shady frequency. A few days ago I got yet another request to update my client because I'm apparently "working on an old Evernote client -- one that has not been updated in a long time." Which is simply not true. I updated my client to .10 a few weeks ago and when I check my client if there're updates it tells me I'm on the latest version. But I still get the pop-up to update my client because it's old blah blah. It really starts to get shady with these update requests. What is going on there and how to make it stop?