patrik.friggebo@vrg.se

Your answer is just fine. I guess I didn't completely understood your second to last post. I'm happy to know that I'll be able to view my ink notes in Evernote 10 if I will be forced to update my version; that means that there is no risk for me to lose information. But, as you stated earlier, I will look around for another handwritten notes app to create my future handwritten notes. Once again, many thanks for your help!

Thanks for your help. The updated version of the file isn't readable. One last question: Can you display the original .enex file in Evernote 10 or do you have to update the file before you display it?

Many thanks! Attached to this reply you will find a .enex file of one of my ink notes. Bohrs atommodell (inkl. historik, väteatomen, energinivådiagram och excitation).enex

Thanks for the info. Do you know what happens to my ink notes when I update? Will I even be able to see them?

So what would happen with my ink notes when I update? Can I even see them in version 10?

Hi, I am a teacher and have been using Evernote for around 10 years now. I use Evernote in only one way, to create ink notes (handwritten notes with digital pen). I have been using version 6.25.1 for a number of years now and it works perfect for me. If I update, will I be able to continue to create handwritten notes? What will happen to all the notes that I have? I am happy with the "linear paper" for handwritten notes in version 6.25.1, will that be the same when I update?