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e I wrote a short note to EverNote expressing my dismay at the steep increase, and my unwillingness to pay that much for the use I make of EN. So in my note I asked that I be refunded the amount charged, and change my EN to the free version. I expected to be told that the free version was available only to new subscribers, but within minutes I got a response that my refund had been made and my sub turned into the free version, assured that all my data was intact. No idea if the structure is still intact. But then, it needs restructuring anyway. In the meantime, I have checked out NoteJoy's free version just to see what it's about. It seems oriented as a trial to get startups and small organizations to upgrade to the pro version, but also looks readily adaptable to how I work. I prefer not to have to be online when I work, so if I go with NoteJoy, I appreciate that they have a moderately priced "mid-level" version for solo workers like me- perfect for researchers, writers, etc. I'll make that decision after seeing how it works for me overall.