David Bent

On 5/23/2023 at 11:14 PM, jeanmiele said:

"Now that you’ve made it nearly impossible for me to migrate to another app by disabling my ability to export notes..."

Jeanmiele, I know your feeling about not being able to export your notes from the latest version of the app (with the limit of only being able to export 100 items at a time).  However, if you download and install the Evernote Legacy app (which still works a little bit on my Mac) you will find that you can export all your note again as one export, or (and I did it this way on my Mac) by exporting each individual Notebook.

Did you raise a support ticket - I have just found that Evernote is the culprit in this action as well.

On 10/1/2021 at 5:44 PM, PinkElephant said:

@david_woznyorg Even if you accidentally delete a notebook, all content (not the notebook itself) goes to the trash. You can create a new notebook, select the notes from the deleted one in the trash and move them into the new notebook.

Just don’t empty the trash !

Thank you @PinkElephant.  I, too, didn't realise about the trash!  Now I'm banging my head against the table because that was so obvious.  Right, I think I may now be secure enough in my feelings towards "new Evernote" to actually give v10 a good shot.

@Peter Olins - that is so helpful to know.  Thank you.

I was trying to print an email (from apple mail app on Mac) to Evernote.  I restarted mail - no difference with the specific email.  I restarted Evernote - no difference with the specific mail.  Then I restarted the computer - still could not print out that specific mail to Evernote.  What I then did was forward the mail to Evernote (which did work), wrote my first message above, and then tried to print a DIFFERENT email to Evernote - and that worked.

And... of course... as soon as I wrote that reply I tried the print function on another email - and BOOM!  It worked as it did before.  Annoying for sure.

Yeah, I still have "Save PDF to Evernote" in the MacOS Print Dialog and I am sure it used to work... but same as @Brian Batchelder - nothing ends up in Evernote.