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Tractorman

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  1. Thank you very much for the response. Yes, I think I'll have to have both versions open and try to wean myself off the legacy version except for scanning (and moments of frustration). It's interesting to hear of those hints. I hope they are right. I am sure there must be many users who find it inconvenient now when scanning used to be so slick before.
  2. I have a Fujitsu S1500 scanner which I bought in 2011. It has always worked perfectly with the old (Legacy) Evernote but I cannot find how to get it to scan to new Evernote 10 (WIndows). The solutions I have researched on the forums all relate to the later scanners but the Fujitsu software updates are not available for the S1500 model. Although my scanner is 10 years old it works perfectly and I really do not want to change it. I scan lots of stuff every week and this problem is one of two reasons that |I have to stick to the Legacy version. The other is that here in rural south of France our internet speed is extremely slow (less than 3 or 5 Mb on a good day). Is there a solution to this please? Have I missed something? I am a Premium member since 2011.
  3. I am staying with the Windows legacy version. Our problem is that our internet connection is so slow that it takes an age to download attachments with the new version
  4. Just a thought - Have you looked at LastPass the password manager. It has a feature to be able to give trusted people access to your passwords following a specified time period and with other safeguards.
  5. Just to point out. It can be “over” or it can be “out”. “Over and out” makes no sense.
  6. On my Windows keyboard the Delete key is right above the Home key. It's too easy to hit the wrong key by mistake or just brush it and without knowing it you've deleted a note. I know it's easy to get the note back from Trash but that is not the point if you don't know you have deleted the note. I can't understand why, after all this time (this thread goes back to 2012), Evernote have not introduced a "Do you really want to delete" flag which for those who don't want it can be switched off in Options. For a tool, like Evernote, that is used to store such a lot of its users' data, not to have a safety flag is very weak point.
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