Klupus

I am a recent convert to Evernote from Circus Ponies and really appreciate the cross platform features and 'cloud' access. A BIG disappointment for me is the lack of drawing features for Mac users in Evernote. I also run Windows using Parallels virtualisation on my Macs (I am forced to) but what I really want are the same tools for sketching diagrams that are so cool in the Windows version. I love the way Evernote 3.5 Beta can take my rough sketches and straighten lines etc. Great! I'm going to challenge the last post by 'engberg'. MS has been promoting pen based computing for some time yet it hasn't taken off. I think this is due to a mix of hardware and software constraints. Technology still has a great problem as it it has been unable to match the flexibility and experience of using good pen on paper. Where it wins is the ability to store and back up data. Delivering user friendly tools to facilitate the latter whilst providing a 'good enough' pastiche of the former would make Evernote a killer application. To have a truly effective personal notetaker I need basic drawing tools. Think Windows Journal, not OneNote here. Delivering those across platforms will increase Evernote's competitive advantage. That is base on it's ability to operate across platforms as acknowledged by the inclusion of Ink reading in Evernote for Mac. Delivering the same tools for all users would in my view make Evernote and a subscription to Pro a compelling case for a lot of extra users. BW K