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Years ago my wife tried evernote. It was a failure. Now when I try to share a notebook with her, she never gets the message. It seems that you are sending the share to her old account, instead of emailing her, which is why she never gets the share. There should be some way to bypass sending the notice to evernote or make a choice. My guess this causes a lot of problems for evernote not working. /Len

This first note in this thread states that Anchor notes is "impossible". First, are you kidding, anything is possible. Second, you should hire people who know this. Third, if this many people want this feature and your (Evernote) think it's impossible the correct approach is to assign the task of a whitepaper on why its impossible (Specifically). If by the end of the paper that person can't give you a solution you have the wrong person. But if the solution is complex or abstract give the problem to a real programmer or 2. You will get solutions. Review that for consistency with your imp

Linking does not even work in the current version IF THE NOTE is not synced yet. Syncing is a slow process, especialy when you try to jump in with both feet and convert from something else. The upload limit has killed me 3 times. That is before I could make Evernote useful I had to give up for a month. year later I tried again. Same thing. A year later I tried again. Now I'm working on try 4. Its gone better (I think you moved the upload limit). Anyway I tried linking a couple of notes in a new notebook and could not make it work. As usual I made a test case and believe the

I really think Evernote is missing the boat, and I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but I normally charge for consulting, and you're getting it free - so no polish. The main features of Evernote are related to its ability to act as a data collection point which is accessible from multiple machines. It was really great 5 years ago, and held promise. Alas, the company is only moving horizontally, and failing to exploit what the ability to collect data means. Sharing data with multiple machines is no longer special. The cloud makes that possible and cheap. So what do you do with this dat