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  1. Slogans are all very well and I have certainly had great respect for Apple, especially when under the leadership of Steve Jobs. OT/ on I keep myself somewhat informed on what goes on and to my own regret I found plenty of comments by users and articles in the press on the growing number of Mac users with complaints concerning the latest Mac models. I got myself interested in the latest 2018 Macbook Pro 15" only to discover that the standard hardware specification was hardly overwhelming and on top of that the more powerful cpu apparently had an overheating problem resulting in stepping down. So, Apple like the rest of the hardware bunch hastily had to supply a patch. The butterfly keyboard was another case, best not mentioned. /off OK, programmers may indeed have a more complex job with Windows applications. Valid point? No! Why? Because there is software on the market, not just recently, levels up on Evernote for which users have the free choice of Mac or Win version or both. Lookalike, identical functions, apart from the inherent OS differences. Nice and easy for the user. Time for Evernote to catch up. BTW Win 10 at this stage of development is a very stable and user friendly OS with excellent hardware support.
  2. In a way your thoughts seem perfectly logical. However I am puzzled to learn that the user experience for Mac users is a lot better. Why should that be? From my understanding Windows is still the predominant OS. As far as I can judge Evernote is excellent as far web clips are concerned but editing is just too awkward. I am also sure my monthly demands would never exceed 200 MB, if that. Nevertheless just for the sheer convenience I would gladly pay for Premium but understandly I do not feel inclined to fund developments without a convincing timeline. After all Evernote is not new on the market.
  3. @chirmer Thanks so much for your personal assessment re the Windows version. Explains everything.
  4. @ctxhou Please do keep the good work up☺️ Will certainly give EverTool for Windows every chance. Thanks so much.
  5. Mr. O'Neill confirmed sacking of 15 % staff right now. Exactly which changes will be implemented in Evernote soon and in 2019 I could not get out of his announcement. If Evernote for Windows, in particular the editor, gets the major facelift I will happily go Premium.
  6. @ewes last month I finally got around to having a Surface Pro because of the phenomenal pen. Apart from the full-blown OneNote 2016 (available for free to everybody!) which supports OCR and exports to .doc/.docx and pdf I quite like Nebo (MyScript). I decided against subscribing to Evernote due to a number of formatting issues. Nevertheless, I would not want to be without Evernote, in particular the Webclipper which certainly outperforms the OneNote Clipper in some instances. Once clip is finished in EN I select page preview which in my instance opens up a pdf editor with proper page format control. I can then either save as pdf document or print straight to OneNote. For pdf annotation I got myself Drawboard PDF. Maybe my still limited experience gives you some guidance and lets you find the tools to suit your requirements
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