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@Horace_NYCagree, we all need to be patient. I feel that we are in for a treat with future updates that ship a credible task management functionality that is baked into our Home dashboard. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Airmail in my experience is very buggy. I strongly recommend Sparkmail if you are looking for a robust client with a smooth integration with EN

I think that we have witnessed an accidental leak, or a teaser, of what is to come. It looks like a sweet reward and vindication for all of us EN true believers ＼（^０＾）／

Agree @jeanmieleand @Phargraves2, I miss this once great EN feature which also had a cool integration with LinkedIn. The only work around that I have found is to use Scannable which recognises business card scans and sends data to contacts and saves the card scan to a EN notebook.

😀@MvdH

I completely understand and support where @Oberdada is coming from and his particular needs. A task management approach should resonate not only with your thinking process, the type of work that you do, your level of responsibility and also your personal and community obligations. A trusted system enables a healthy detachment. For a long time EN was my go to GTD system (I have previously written about it in this Forum); it is now my capture (and reference storage) tool. I also use apps such as GoodNotes 5 for note taking and pdf annotation as Skitch just doesn't cut it.

@MvdH You seem to be on a similar journey that many of us who are passionate about Evernote (EN) and GTD have been on. From my own experience, our quest for an efficient and effective workflow, invariably drives us to; minimising the number of tools (or apps), and making the most of our much loved EN which is the best for capture (and retrieval.) The challenge is the GTD piece. It is important that any system does not, consume inordinate time and gamify task management. Whatever investment is made in terms of learning, subscribing to and administering a system, the sy

Thank you, I will give Dropbox Paper a try.

Agree with you, swstarkey, this has been a frustration for years now. I was an absolute EN fanboy, now, sadly, I find that I am increasingly using alternative tools. For handwritten notes/pdf markups - I use Goodnotes 5 or PDF Expert, for GTD/task management-I use Omnifocus and Monday.com for team collaboration. Evernote, has largely become a legacy app; which due to a lack of strategic leadership has lost valuable ground and allowed passionate and progressive competitors to take away it's market dominance. This is perhaps best represented by Penultimate and Skitch; whic

Totally agree - Penultimate which like Skitch is in the Evernote ecosystem has been left languishing, I find myself increasingly buying other apps to fulfill functions and then integrating them into my business EN account. The leadership is remaining quiet, which is a concern. Google or Apple should buy Evernote as the current corporate strategy isn't working.

@JoeTaxpayer Noteshelf 2, has one of the most extensive free stationery "cupboards" of any app, including a wide range of grid/graph and technical papers. The best part about the app is that it syncs automatically to my EN account and my notes are available quickly from any device via the super EN OCR.

Agree, that GN5 has an excellent handwriting engine, for me the killer feature of Noteshelf 2 is the automatic EN sync, resulting in all my notes being searchable via EN’s powerful OCR.

Thoroughly recommend Noteshelf 2.

Hi pdunningan, I had the same issue. If you are using a Mac, 1. Download the following app cleaner to completely remove all Evernote app files; https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/ 2. empty your trash, and then 3. down load the Evernote app from the Evernote website. Hope this does the trick, Kindest, da

I am having exactly the same problem, I uninstalled using Clean my Mac and then tried reinstalling ( via app store and also EN website)-have reported the issue to support no response as yet.