aaronbrownsound

That didn’t work for me. The only method that copy and pasted properly is emailing then copying but it has a hard limit of 14 mb export from Evernote so it isn’t a solution. Their html preparation somehow doesn’t copy and paste well.

I'd like to also request this feature. Saving images one by one takes forever and my notes sometimes have dozens of images in between text. Being able to have any method to copy it out, and send it elsewhere is important to me. The email fails because the notes are larger than 14 megs as well.

I did and it failed to recover them. I could see them in the history, and they had images, but clicking recover and even importing failed to recover them. Very odd and troublesome behavior.

I'm regularly losing all my images with my notes. This is critical as those images are a key component to my note taking. On Windows in the Evernote App I'd open notes and no photos would show. The restore didn't work either. It was as if it wouldn't load the images. Then if I added text I think it saved them without any images so I'd get in a bad state. I just tried a reinstall on Windows and hope it was a fluke with how things were loaded. What can make this occur?

I love Evernote, but as I've been using it for a long time my database has grown immensely. On my laptop my database is 21gb. I know I can use symbolic links to move it to another drive, but I see this only growing in size. What would be great is a selective sync like drop box where I could filter by folders/tags/dates to choose what is local on my computer and perhaps other things could be referenced and loaded on demand. Another idea would be to have only text loaded with content loaded on demand as notes are chosen. I'm sure it's a fairly big feature, but 21gb is quite a bit and being able to selectively filter it would shrink it down immensely and be useful on systems

Looks very useful, but one review says there are no widgets. Does it have complications?

I was initially upset I couldn't use Evernote on my brand new watch SE, but after trying Just Press Record as mentioned above I'm quite happy and find it's perfect for a watch app. The iPhone app then translates the Just Press Record recordings and can share the transcription and recording to evernote immediately. On the watch you just tap a red button, speak, and you're done. On your iPhone you open the app, click the Watch icon, choose the recording, share transcript and recording, add title, choose notebook, add tags done. It's automatically transcribed and you share both to Evernote. Hope that's helpful to anyone. Honestly, I don't care if they add an iPhone app with this effective combination and the app is like $7