
Steve Klinghoffer
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Evernote 10 is "growing" on me. Like many others, I thought I might have to bail after 11 years using Evernote and accumulating over 16k of notes. However, after a couple of weeks I have developed work arounds and am begining to really like this version. However, -- and this is a big however -- I need to make certain that I own my data and I can access it if the Evernote company ever crashes and burns. Right now I feel comfortable because I can still use the legacy version and I use Backuppery to backup my database daily. If this ever goes away I may be forced to make a change --- and I
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It appears to me that if I am adding a note with a new tag that I first have to add the tag by going into "tags" and then clicking on the "add new tag button." I have been unable to add a new tag from within the note itself by using the edit tag function. Am I missing something? My experience has been that that the Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut works sometimes and not other times. If there is some easier workflow I would appreciate it if someone could point it out to me.
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What did 10.1.7 fix or add?
Steve Klinghoffer replied to Mike P's question in Evernote for Windows Requests (Versions 10.0 and above)
I have found version 10.1.7 working much better but it still feel like a beta version. It is slowly getting better but the question is why did Ian Small choose to release the software in this condition? -
Local Notebooks
Steve Klinghoffer replied to Steve Klinghoffer's topic in Evernote for Mac Issues (Versions 7.14 and under)
It is great idea EXCEPT that notes in a local notebook do not show up as unsynchronized at any time. Frankly, that was the technique I was using to try to reconcile my note counts. I only realized that a couple of notebooks were Local when changed notes did not appear to be unsynchronized. -
Is there any way to generate a list of "local" notebooks? I use over 150 notebooks and discovered that two or three had been inadvertently set up as local notebooks which obviously resulted in them not synchronizing. My note count is off slightly from my web evernote data. I suspect there may be one more local notebook. Is there any way of checking without manually going through each notebook and checking its properties?