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Thank you @DTLow.

Hello, The main thing which scared me on version 10 is the local aspect my notes. Version 10 does not use the database used by 6.x version. OK then, but it even does not build its own copy of the entire cloud content as the 6.x after install does. (No visual check whether sincing is running.) I found SQL file which could be the local database for version 10. Please help me prove that I am right: "C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Roaming\Evernote\conduit-storage\https%3A%2F%2Fwww.evernote.com\" Its name ends with "…RemoteGraph.sql" But I am almost sure, that in that SQL file are stored only those notes which I visit after installing version 10. (This file gets bigger after each time I loaded some old note.) Which means, that if I want all of them to be stored locally, I have to manually open all of them one after another. By hand. Nightmare. It took me some time and effort to create my notes. Really. And and don't want to have them in the cloud ONLY. I need to create an insane number of automated local backups. It saved my ass a few times already…

Hi, I had different experience, but before I list all of them I would like to mention: I fould the folder, where could be the local database stored. (Fantastic for local backups!) Please help me to prove it: "C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Roaming\Evernote\conduit-storage\https%3A%2F%2Fwww.evernote.com" (I have never seen any folder named this way "https%3A%2F%2Fwww.evernote.com") anyway: The Evernote 10 does not modify the database files used by legacy version — which means, that it creates its own local database or cache. When ethernet turned off, the notes I did not visited yet were unreachable. Only the headlines, no content. The content appeared after switching ethernet back on. Once visited, the note appears instantly when opening again later. The note I am opening for first time with Evernote 10 takes longer to load — it is obviously downloaded from the cloud. Which brings me to the next point: How the syncing works? Do I have to click to every single note to get it localy? Even after a few hours of EVN 10 running it was the same. In old version everything was downloaded to the local database. The folder with the database which I am mentioning above contains a SQL file which get bigger after each time when another note is opened and downloaded — as described in point 4.

Definitely! I would also like to know the exact path to the database-file (or files), to backup it automatically.

Hello, I often backup my notes by exporting them as .enex file. Great. But now it is almost impossible: Right click to Notebook in legacy version brings context menu: "Export Notebook as enex". — Now impossible. No context menu applears afteer R-click on notebook. Selecting all the notes and exporting them as one huge .enex file. — Now impossible. Only 50 notes at once can be to selected. Nightmare in case of thousands of notes. Can we hope in enabling those features before the old version of Evernote will be killed?

Hi there, It would be great to have ability to pin notes to the top of the actual notebook (and in addition to have a dynamic notebook with all the pinned notes). Google Keep has this feature. Awesome! Thank you!