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fkclo

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  1. Have been a paid user of Evernotes for years,  It is disappointing to see two key and popular features are still outstanding for such a long time :-

    a) Notebook level password protection.  Yes we can talk about encrypting notebooks but that can wait.  Assigning a password for specific Notebook shouldn't be that challenging, from a layman's viewpoint.   Ideally, different notebook to have different password will be default - this will be very useful with shared notebooks.

    b) Ability to export Notebook (not individual notes) to proper PDF format, so that we can achieve / publish Notebooks in PDF, instead of taking up database size.   

    Please, if Evernote is listening, put this is a top feature to come... I am even willing to pay for this feature as additional premium to the services.

    Regards,

    F Lo

     

  2. I have been using Evernotes for 2 years (Premium Accounts), and lately have another premium account for my wife.  But I am struggling with data export.

     

    Over time, I have more notebooks and some have hundreds of notes in it.  When a project is complete I would like to export the *WHOLE* Notebook to PDF (like an e-Book) but don't know how.  There is apparently also no "archive" function for notes/Notebooks.

     

    Even on individual note basis, the only options I have are to export as Evernote xml or HTML format.  Both are not ideal for me.  I hate the folder think with HTML export. It will be difficult to ask to all my co-workers and associates to use Evernote just to read a piece of my work.  I know I can "print" it to PDF in OS X, but this will be a clumsy way of export for multiple notes, or a whole Notebook.

     

    I am wondering if Evernote is planning more export options.  This is becoming a concern and driving my decision if I should continue using Evernote after the current subscription expires.

     

    Other export options like to Word or Pages format should also be considered - so that I can do further formatting and word processing with the information captured in my Notebook.  I want to be able to compile professionally formatted documents using data in my Notebook [The formatting and word processing features of Evernote is severely lacking].  Again, copy and paste is not really a productive way.

     

    Hope other members can share their thoughts and tips too.

     

    F. Lo

    from Hong Kong

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