After using Evernote for about ten minutes on my Mac, I thought: Why wouldn't I use this as my primary Word Processor? After playing around for a while now, I'm even more intrigued. I've been using Google Docs as my primary Word Processor for about six months. Evernote has everything that I care about in Google Docs and also has a nice, stable, offline client, and smooth and easy support for a multitude of non-text formats. Not to mention all of Evernote's other nifty features... and why would I want to use two programs? It is important to point out that I work in plain text (or RTF at most) for all of my work, and do "final formatting" later in a layout program or OpenOffice. But for the real WRITING? Evernote might fit the bill. Anyone care to speculate on the advantages/disadvantages of using Evernote as a Word Processor? Synching Question: I am wondering what will happen if I edit a note on my Mac or my PC, while offline, then edit the same note elsewhere online, and then bring my Mac online and try to synch... I can test that, and do other somersaults, but does anyone know off-hand exactly how Evernote handles "concurrency"? Is it a simple, "Last Online Save Wins" system, or during a Synch does it do some comparisons? Feature Wishes, with Word-Processing in Mind: *A full-screen editing view *Sub-notebooks within notebooks, and/or folders in which I can put Notebooks when I have too many. *Save-As for a single note to txt or RTF -d p.s. Tiny suggestion: the "Updated" column in the various list views should probably be named "Date Modified", like it is in the OS? EDIT: Sorry, this is in the wrong forum... when I started composing, I couldn't see the other forums! Weird...