August

Easy solution. Have two accounts, one for work, one for personal. If your personal account has work-related notes, put them in a notebook and share with your work account. If you work at home, share your work notebooks with your personal account. This is what I do, and it works fine for me.

Have tried this and it's not as effective as it seems it would be.

   1. You cannot add tags from the second account. 

   2. You cant move posts to folders that are not shared (and therefore downloaded on the computer).

   3. You cannot search for or retrieve (in the cloud) posts in the unshared folders.

So you have limited functionality and access when sharing notebooks with a second account.  Seems so much better just to give the computer software the same selective synching option as the mobile apps.

How is it possible that this super basic capability is not available in Evernote yet?

This is so much more important than work chat -- and so much easier to implement.

It's already available on the mobile apps. We need it on Computers too.

Please Evernote, this is essential functionality.

Thanks Phils, but it's actually the opposite that is of more value to me:

I want to have cloud-only folders that do not store the contents on the computer -- the contents of these notebooks are ONLY stored in the cloud.

My Macbook Air has such little storage capacity, and I use Evernote to store so much that it's impossible to sync all my notebooks locally on this computer. But the Evernote desktop software is so superior to the web-based version.

There does not seem to be a solution.

There's been a lot of discussion and many requests in the past about being able to selectively sync some notebooks (but not others) on the desktop version of Evernote.

Has this feature been implemented yet?

If not, is there any indication of when? (even a ballpark estimate?)

With computer storage space shrinking and the greater need for cloud-only accessibility for some files, seems this feature is overdue.

Thanks!