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Somewhat off thread topic, but the Notion importer from EN is iffy. Break your import down into single notebooks, otherwise it looks like a successful import but is missing items.

Man, I can understand price increases over time but this is pretty big in a single event. Obviously, if it's worth the price to the user---than that's what it is but it sure makes me think harder about ending my flirtation with Notion and jumping in 100%.

I'm generally cold to the idea. I've only found one area that is intriguing-I'm playing in Notion and asked it (I hate saying AI, maybe algorithm is a better call-sign) to find all my action items in a note. That was kind of handy, even if each of the action items lacked the context they were pulled from. Interesting, but is it worth the BenSpoon folks taking time away from completing existing development expectations? Nope.

Icons work also. I use "!" to order several (not all) notebooks.

@AlanHSo weird. Have you tried turning it off and on again 🤣(kidding)

Good luck to you, post back and let us know how it went. Love to your family, cancer sucks.

hmm. I just switched to monthly last month as my annual was about to renew and I wanted to see what bending spoons would do. Just checked-my annual price for a personal plan hasn't increased yet (US based user). Their existing mobile software is expensive, but maybe there's value for those folks that use it? For me, Notion appears to be the only viable PlanB, and I'm exploring. Honestly, the need to organize my work is worth a pretty penny. The real question is which tool is the right one. Notion has some neat concepts, and a few negatives. Time will tell. I'll keep following this thread, I find the variability in pricing showing up to be an odd practice for a company right after a acquisition. Maybe they don't know how engaged the users are in the forum?. We're going to talk....

there used to be a OneNote importer that would import notebooks from Legacy Evernote. Looks like Microsoft pulled that importer this fall. I can't find a copy of the tool on the googles. OneNote has zero useful forums or discussions for support. You'll see a forum post every blue moon that helps you out, but that's it. You're probably best to follow @gazumped .

"Contains forward looking statements" I think would have been the disclaimer under Small's statement on profitability had they been publicly traded... 🤣 But, the update pace has diminished and I'm waiting for the improvements to tasks that have been referred to (and the promised outlook integration). Patience is a virtue, but my patience is being measured monthly now versus an annual subscription...

There's an old thread on this, but I had to search to learn about it. Had never heard of helper before. The forum has a brief page on it, dated early 2019 but the EN help section on it is undated. What version EN are you running?

three horizontal bars on very bottom left reduces folder tree to icons. Black square with diagonal arrows in the upper left of note expands the note to the left.

I know that I'm less a tech pro than many on this forum, but I gave OneNote a honest go for a year, and ditched it about two years ago. Two main reasons I left, and one of them was the sync. The flexibility you ask for is exactly why I hated their sync. Some notebooks synced, some not...delays in auto sync and I would jump into a manual sync before I unplugged and jumped in the truck...pretty soon I had no confidence in the local copy on my tablet. Based on this post and others of yours, it sounds like EN isn't what you're looking for.

@KCAngiPost back what you hear from support, if you would. I just noticed that MS Teams isn't available on a Personal subscription (according to EN website), I've used that ability only a little in the past, but I get the same error as you now...thx

Agreed, I can't see this on the open web (United States). But if I access my account via desktop app (mac) that links to web, and then click 'upgrade' I can see pricing structure. On another note, when comparing plans on their front facing website (with no pricing shown), it shows that it requires the Professional subscription to integrate with MS Teams. That used to be a Personal subscription feature, I thought. I know I briefly used it with my Personal subscription a couple of months ago...just tried to do it again and get an error. bummer.

My death spiral comment is, as I stated, a bit dramatic. And only one of the options I wrote. And I might be wrong. Pulling a couple words from a previous post risks losing the context. Like I said, we're all just guessing since we're not hearing anything from the new owners (cough, Bending Spoons, cough)