Jeff. Tech-challeneged

Cool. Thanks!!

Thanks, CalS. So I can just sign out of my EN desktop app and reboot my laptop.  And when I sign back in later, I resume right where I was and nothing is lost or reconfigured? 

3 minutes ago, Jeff. Tech-challeneged said:

3 hours ago, PinkElephant said:

If you just want access to EN, use the web client instead, and set the browser to clean out the cache on closing

This is good advice but I don't want to give up the deskyop app since that's what I've become accustomed to.

 

Thanks for all your input.  It is my own compute on my turf.  The multiple user idea won't work because most of the people coming into my computer need access to fix tech issues and whatnot.  I'm comfortable with them having access to everything; I just don't want them to easily stumble into my EN or Dropbox apps.  I think the only viable solution is a 3rd party app or to sign out of those apps before anyone is going to jump on...if that's even viable 

Has anyone here used a third party app to lock Evernote on laptop (Windows 10)?    Looks like  Folder Guard would be the best option so far---anyone tried that or any other app?