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  1. Yes, I realize that -- my point is, it should be supported. It's a no-brainer.
  2. We "should" be able to say "export this entire notebook into ONE PDF" and have it do just that. With neat, correct formatting -- perhaps even with some customized formatting options.
  3. It's truly very irritating, as this type of feature is a no-brainer. Frankly, as a paying customer, I want to see more development and enhancement of this platform -- it's been stale for a while. Implementing this feature should be fairly straightforward. Alas.
  4. The HTML formatting, apart from again being limited apparently to individual notes, doesn't preserve some data like data, timestamp, etc. I have literally scores of notes I need to export for another purpose; there needs to be a tool or option from Evernote to do this better -- I submitted the suggestion.
  5. For some time, Evernote has limited users to exporting only individual notes to PDF, HTML, etc. I find the exports in HTML to be sloppy, but I'm puzzed why there isn't an option to export "selected notes" into one file (ie: a PDF). It seems like such an obvious oversight. Does anyone know of a tool that can do what I need? That is, select (for example) one notebook and export the notes there, correctly-formatted in a selected order, into a PDF, *.doc, etc?
  6. Thank you, JMichaelTX, this is helpful. You can use Adobe Acrobat to merge PDFs and there are a couple of other tools that allow the same.
  7. The export to HTML isn't very helpful, as it splits them all into individual *.html files.
  8. I don't have any attachments, thankfully. I just would have assumed that Evernote would have an export-to-PDF option, as it's so prevalent today. I guess I'll have to try the HTML route.
  9. I have the need to export ALL notes from a couple of notebooks into a PDF, that retains the outline format (readable), etc. I don't see a way to accomplish this. I see that we can export notes into *.enex, but I'm not sure what we can do with that file otherwise.
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