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@Mary Stephens I used the ENEX option that PinkElephant mentioned above and was able to seamlessly import over a couple thousand notes into UpNote.

Absolutely agreed. When I started out with EverNote many years ago it wasn't marketed as a Professional tool at a Professional cost, it was a note-taking app. However, I totally understand they've evolved into the Professional realm at a Professional cost. Thankfully I'm just a hobbyist😊 and UpNote does everything I need😀

It's a note-taking app, how fancy does it need to be🤔 Thankfully the transition from EverNote to UpNote has gone extremely well.

I exported over 2000 notes and easily imported them to UpNote. I highly recommend UpNote. I also imported them to OneNote wirh a third party conversation program. Not as easily, but still very doable.

@Annie C I switched to UpNote and transferred my 2000+ notes very easily. I was very willing to pay the $30 one time fee. Definitely worth looking into UpNote, so far I'm very happy with it. It's not identical to EN, but for my usage it works perfectly.

@Blizzard JoeThanks for that link, good to read.

Thanks for the warning👍 I can't count the number of apps that I've paid once for over the last 15 years that I'm still using and they're still being developed. Have some gone under or just stopped being developed, sure, but my experience has been very good. Will UpNote go under, maybe. Will Evernote go under, maybe. Either way, make sure your data is backed up 😊

Nice, you guys are happy with Evernote and want to pay the annual subscription, that's what counts. I just researched Upnote further and am moving forward with their ability to import my Evernote data, awesome🙂 So look at that, we're all happy😀 I'm with you there on MS products, what a headache, but their formats are so widely used, it makes it worthwhile for me (barely😂)

It's great to hear that Evernote has its loyal followers, as I WAS also for over 10 years. Was I a free-loader, absolutely, because they offered it. Now they are taking it away, totally fine, they have that prerogative. I would've been more than happy to pay a reasonable price, but $130/yr is NOT. That's twice what I'm paying for Microsoft 365 that includes OneNote and 1TB of storage. Is OneNote as good as Evernote, no, but I'll figure out how to make it work. If I didn't have 365, Upnote would be the app I'd migrate to. The $30 lifetime license is what's reasonable. I'd highly recommend Upnote for a serious Evernote alternative. I actually wished I knew of Upnote before. So long Evernote, and good luck to all of you who don't mind forking out their annual subscription.

Thanks for your response. Pretty pathetic there's not a simple solution for an app that's supposed to be the best one in the market.

I received a shared note from someone. I no longer can access it because the one who shared it deleted it from his account. How can I remove it from my Shared with me list?