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AFAIK, you cannot combine multiple accounts for a single premium account.

EN does not have sub notebooks. There are notebooks & stacks. I'm sure if you perused the existing messages on the board and/or played with EN some more, you will get a better understanding of how EN works. Probably also helpful to search the board on tags vs notebooks.

I'm puzzled by the same problem, at the moment online EN show 250 MB upload allowance, one laptop with Windows show the same, one other laptop says upload allowance is reached and i cannot add any more notes. But strangely enough i still can add notes via web and the other machine. Re syncing doesn't help. Neither reinstalling the windows client. The problem occured after uploading a lot of bigger notes (40Mb each total 500 Mb starting at 200 Mb ending at around 700 Mb only one laptop thinks it's more than 1Gb) I don't understand why the client doesn't correct this failure because EN states online is leading.

On the laptop, that says you've reached your limit, did you empty the trash?

+1 for this feature.

I can't believe I have so much of my notes accidentally deleted!

And it is a waste of time searching through my deleted notes trying to find which ones are accidentally deleted.

And to make things worse I have to also consider the notes that I have merged together. The individual notes get deleted and restoring that would be creating a duplicate.

For now the only workaround I found was spg SCOTT's AutoHotKey script found here:http://discussion.ev...tion-for-notes/

Have yet to try it out

I suppose another option is to be more careful about what buttons you are clicking. Personally, if I kept clicking it that often, I would use the customize toolbar option (right click on the toolbar) to move the delete button to an area away from the buttons I'm most often clicking.

OK - how's this for lateral think:

Either

1. sort notes by title
   
2. copy note titles into excel (or your spreadsheet of choice) as a list
   
3. use a simple formula (if a1=a2, then "x") to generate marks against duplicates
   
4. delete all other titles from list (sorting is iffy, because a1 no longer = a2 even if it did originally...)
   
5. find those names in Evernote
   
6. Kill! ()
   

Or:

1. Don't sweat it
   
2. Carry on with normal searches
   
3. If you notice a duplicate kill it then
   

I vote for #2. However, if you wanted to get totally OC about it, you could take it a step further by comparing not only duplicate titles, but note size. OTOH, I guess that's not totally OC. Because a true OC would say that just b/c the title & note size match, that doesn't mean the notes are exact dups.

Instead of building a new Linux client from scratch why doesn’t Evernote just contribute to the existing work which already has been made for Nixnote?

Probably for the same reason EN has chosen not to make their own linux

client - balancing time & resources against their priority list.

Thanks for the Nixnote (now called Nevernote) tip; my company is deploying linux laptops, and Nevernote may be the solution I was looking for.

Actually, I think it's the other way around. Nevernote evolved into Nixnote.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Diary-Organizers-Calendar/NeverNote.shtml

Can someone please point me to the official linux client request topic?

There is no "official" Linux client request thread. I'm sure if you use the board search function you'll find some hits. However, EN has been very clear that they will not be developing one & leave that to third party devs. You may want to check out Nixnote - search the board on that for more info, should you need it.

Locking thread.

Yeah, this thread is pretty much qualifying for getting locked, IMO.

Dare I say troll...???

Or maybe you can decide that hierarchies and tags aren't needed at all, and just do content searches to find your stuff (I call this "going commando").

Good to know. Just in case you start talking, on this board, about going commando.

It's not an ordinary tree structure.

Please explain what is the problem with implementing more sub-levels.

Thanks a lot.

Cheers.

You've been very rude to a moderator who was trying to help. You accuse him of being close minded while you are exhibiting that same flaw you accuse him of. As has been pointed out to you, there is already much discussion on the topic, if you simply use the search function of the board. It's doubtful with this attitude you will receive much more help.

Something I think would be cool is to have notes auto locked if they haven't been modified in X number of days. Maybe even done on the server side rather than client side so as to not affect upload usage.

and there are various threads about this on the forum.

Indeed. In addition to the thread Scott posted, please use the search function to find other threads as this has already been discussed at great length. As Scott pointed out, there is no indication sub-notebooks will be added any time soon, if at all.

I didn't appreciate that the presentation of a list in alphabetical order would be considered an unusual feature (list management?).

Sorry you don't appreciate it. But it's a fact, that Evernote has stated they are not striving to be a list manager. (shrug)

I would also add that EN's focus is not to be a list manager. So it's doubtful this feature would be very high on their list, if on the list at all. Another workaround would be to make each item a separate note. You can then sort by title, alphabetically.

Thanks for the posts guys (and BnF) - the support herd must have worked some magic because I came back to the machine after several hours* to find I gained a spare 40% capacity. Thank you Oh Great Green Technologically Talented Pachyderm Peeps. Of course I then ran it back up to 90% rather quickly, but there's only one day to go now.

Howso'mever - my point wasn't (entirely) the personal angst, but the issue that Evernote does close you down rather finally once you get to the magic 1024 megabytes. Please Evernote, can we have a bit more warning and a bit more assistance for muppets like me when the usage limit kicks in?

* I stomped off earlier in mild frustration to find Mrs Umped cleaning kitchen tiles. With better judgement temporarily derailed I offered to help. After the afore-mentioned hours, Mrs U is now deeply suspicious of my sudden interest in routine housework and I have washday-red hands. When I get done here I'm going to have to find some hand cream.

LOL!!!

Psssttt... Udderly Smooth mixed with a tiny bit of baby oil...

Unfortunately the mobile (and the web) and the desktop usage level is different by 540MB(!!) and according to the desktop I just exceeded my monthly usage.

IIRC, the desktop amount includes what it last received from the EN servers as your usage plus any notes you've added/changed on the desktop. IOW, if the servers (source of all truths) say you've use 855 mb & you just one second ago added a 100 mb note to the desktop client (but not sync'd), the desktop will show 955 used. One of the pitfalls of using multiple computers/devices simultaneously is that if your ISP auto forwards an email to the EN servers (or you used the Chrome clipper) and added 110 mb (directly to the EN servers) before your desktop sync'd then you would not be able to sync that 100 mb note from your desktop.

I think (hope?) this makes sense...???

IDK if that's what may have happened in your case. But this is the reason I prefer to not try to use up all my upload limit each month. I like leaving a bit of a buffer.

Also, you can't add any notes to sync'd notebooks. You need to add them to local/non-sync'ed notebooks, which are only available on the Windows & Mac desktop clients. Once you know your upload limit has refreshed (verified by logging onto the web client), you will need to sync the Mac/Windows client first, so the app on your desktop gets the newly refreshed upload limit from the EN servers. Then, you can move the notes from the local notebook to the sync'd notebook.

IDK what happens to auto sent notes (IE FastEver, forwarded emails, IFTT, etc) if you've exceeded your limit. They may end up in the netherworld.

I will post a video of me eating a Brussels Sprout (the most poisonous substance known to man) if Evernote implement mind mapping in the next 3 years.

I'm not into mind mapping... but am seriously rethinking this & may well delve into lobbying for EN to add this functionality.

I'd expect EN at least to support Nixnote

EN has never shied away from steering Linux users to Nixnote (the app formerly known as Nevernote.)

We've said this before - and we're not ashamed of this: Evernote is a for-profit company. Our decisions on where to place our development resources are often driven as to where we feel will best serve our Premium, paid userbase. The number of Linux users in Evernote is an extremely small percentage of our overall usage. Premium even less-so. Not enough for us to design our own solution for at this time.

Until then, we're extremely pleased with the Nixnote solution that has been developed on our API, and we're happy to point users in that direction, as well as toward Evernote Web.

There are many talented people out there that aren't employees of Evernote. Someday, we hope they all are one of us

Nevernote is pretty rich on features, since it implements full bi-directional synchronization. I don't think there's anything else close to that.

Try NeverNote.

We don't plan to build and maintain our own Linux client, but we're told that version 4 works pretty well under Wine, and we'd encourage open source developers to contribute to a Linux client like NeverNote:

http://nevernote.sourceforge.net/

The search function is your friend:

http://discussion.evernote.com/topic/19676-so-linux/page__hl__linux

I'd like Linux support. Something distributed through the Ubuntu Software Center would be nice. I don't know, there are a good amount of companies that are able to release their application for Linux. Mozilla and its browser, Firefox, is kind of a good example. I don't see why an independent developer, in his spare time, could come up with Nixnote - a fully functional client - and Evernote, the corporation, can not.

~shrug~

I guess I'll just use the web interface until a different company comes along with something more palatable.

And just exactly why do you "assume" EN is not capable of putting together a Linux client? . After all, they've got the know how to put out a web, Mac, iOS, Windows, Win7, Android, etc client. That's pretty silly on your part, I would say.

~shrug~

I don't know why but I'm sure it's much easier to have a standard system on the servers that does this rather than implement this feature across all the platforms EN lives on. You don't have to like it, but that's the way it is. (shrug)