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Non native English? Honestly I didn't suspect that. Some of my son's high school friends do much worse than you! So, I also see the possible advantage that you can tweak things in Evernote. Which leads to the question, what happens if users poke around the notebooks that Your Day creates. Would this cause the app problems? Thanks for putting it together.

Hi. I'm about to try the app I think. I wonder though if you can comment on the advantages you see in this evernote tie in approach verus the stand alone Day One. Thanks . EDIT: typos I noticed in start up slash screens. "You doesn't need to be online." should be "You don't need to be online." Screen 1 "This app is hightly optimized to use with EverNote." should be "This app is highly optimized for use with Evernote."

Hurray! Glad you are still in the fight... Looking forward to trying it out...

So whatever happened to this idea. It was a good one. When I thought about journaling, first thought was how could I emulate Day One in Evernote. And here this is... or rather is not. Anyone watching this dead thread?

Merging notes in OS X is chaotic currently. Notes merge in the order they were added to Evernote with the newest note first and oldest note last according to the date last modified. OS X Evernote does not merge these notes in the order selected like Windows Evernote does. In OS X, to get notes in the order you want, you have to manipulate the modified date by adding / deleting a character to the files - editing the note you want to show last in the merge first and modifying the note you want to appear first last. Life for us Mac users would be so much easier if we had the same "Merge in the order selected" capability that I understand Windows users enjoy. Mac users have been waiting for this feature to appear for at least two years as evidenced in this thread. Please help us out Evernote