jsrobbins
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Thank you for your help. jsrobbins
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My question about what you had installed on your Mac was because on my Mac I currently have only the Web platform and cannot find anything called "About Evernote". I assumed that only had I downloaded the Evernote program to my Mac would I have an "About Evernote" icon. jsrobbins
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Am I correct that you have the Evernote Program installed on your Mac (and not the Evernote Web)?
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Thank you DTLow for your reply. Can you tell me where on each platform the copies are kept? jsrobbins
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Thank you very much "gazumped"! Your answer makes sense. I often find that the high altitude view of software functioning is left off from all the descriptions of virtues by the software makers. I like to have a "bird's eye view" of the architecture so I can navigate more thoughtfully. Your answer also raises the "...whole other story...". My next question (of course). I would like to keep a copy of my Notebooks and Notes locally (in addition to the cloud). It seems safer. Is there a way to set up my account so a local copy of my Notebooks and Notes is saved (and sync'd)?
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I have a beginner question the answer to which I seem unable to find. So, I am posting it here. I have set up an account with Evernote. I have installed the Evernote program on my Windows 10 computer and opened a Notebook and added some notes. I also use a MacBookPro and want to be able to see my notebooks and notes and add/edit notes from the Mac. As I understand it, Evernote is, basically, a "cloud" program with synchronization. On my Mac, I seem able to log into something called "Evernote Web" (https://www.evernote.com/Home.action#n=....) via my Firefox browser. I can see my