EricLorenz

I guess I will have to file a support request then. Still not working here. I *really* do not want to have to go through having to un-install and re-install EN just for this... Eric

First, cannot tell you'all what version I am on as I decided to start a DB Optimize, and its taking awhile... EDIT- I am on 6.16.4.8094 (308094) Public (CE Build ce-58.1.6897) I have the latest published version at least, possible the next pre-release after that. Noticed a week or so ago that all of the sudden, I have lost the ability to move notes by dragging and dropping into a different notebook. It is something I use frequently. Did I accidentally disable some feature, is there a bug, or was that method disabled? Thanks! Eric

Am I reading you correct...a Note 3??? That could be part of the issue...hardware (and Android) too old and app unable to support it anymore...? Eric

No, but technically you CAN "email" a note from EN- and add comments to it. I have done it many times. Now, use as a regular email program? No. I think he just used the wrong term. Eric

Um...I think you might be confused? I thought the last time I checked...while technically your statment is correct...you are in the end, limited- to the amount of space in your OneDrive. Eric

I know a lot of people make light of the "freeform" layout capabilities that ON has- for me, I do not find that as big a deal. I use it more for its storage and search capabilities...so just attaching a bunch of stuff together in a note from a project is no big deal= the search function is awesome enough that I can find what I need. And as DTlow said, the table layout stuff that EN has built in now makes organization (if I need it) fine for me. The other biggie for me in ON- the whole tie to your OneDrive space- my EN database is north of 10Gb now- I have started to use it to store PDF's of old magazines I want to keep (w/o the paper). I use a scanning service in CA to scan and return files to me online, which I then ingest into EN. They are then fully searchable. And as I said before...I tried once to do a transfer of my EN file to ON. It. Was. Horrible. I would essentially have to completely reformat and rework everything once I got it into ON- IF i could. No thanks.

It was interesting...my subscription came up for renewal earlier this year. I accidentally let it lapse, just too busy to deal with- so it went to Basic. When I went to renew, was given the 40% off offer to "come back" to Premium...of course I took it. Wonder if that will be SOP from now on. Don't get me wrong...I was willing to pay the full price, but who was I to turn down a deal? Eric

I was introduced to OneNote as a Red Cross volunteer- we made the jump nationally to Office 365, so we are all-in there. As I also had a home Office 365 subscription, I figured I would give OneNote a try. There were several tools that promised easy migration from EN. Now, maybe I should seen if I could have taken it slower- my EN file is almost 9.5Gb. But I ran one of the tools and waited to see what would happen. First- about halfway through, it crashed. Horribly. Froze hard. So I bailed out and went in to take a look. It was horrible. In short, because of my use of stacks, tags and such, there was no way that my EN account as it was would transfer over to OneNote cleanly. Also, after taking a look at OneNote's structure...while the ability to "free-form" note layout was nice, I really didn't need it. The lack of tags and the sub-par search features have kept me with EN. EN gives me a lot more freedom to use the tools I want and need. With OneNote, it works best if you lock into MS/Office lock, stock and barrel. Just my .09 (adjusted for inflation). Eric

As far as I can tell, there isn't (honestly, I wasn't aware there was in the past...I usually use CamScanner to create my PDF's, then import them into EN via an import folder. Eric

So far so good! Once I learned the trick to the note sort order locking, everything is working great! Eric

That seems to work...thanks! Were there directions I was supposed to read...? :-) EN team...this is a BIG deal...THANK YOU! Eric

I know that...what I'm saying is... when I change the sort order for a specific note, with this new feature I would expect it to change just that note. What it *is* doing (for me anyway) is still changing *all* the "unremembered" notes to that selected sort order (other than any other notebooks that I have remembered settings for). This would seem to suggest that I need to go into *every* notebook and remember a sort order, which I know isn't right...right? Eric

Am I doing something wrong, or missing something? When I saw what the new feature was to be tested, I was excited- I've been wishing for this for a long time! I've been looking for a way to have some notebooks sort by reverse date, some alphabetically, etc. How does it work? When I go in and change the sort order on a notebook, it still changes it for all my notebooks. I *assumed* that one could use this to save a sort order, etc. for one notebook and it would only change that one notebook...? Thanks, Eric

I know this post is 2 years old, but I just had to comment...what you said just does not make sense. I would give Mr. Libin much more credit than that- that he (and everyone else) would know that Office and EN are 2 completely different animals. I would never think of using one instead of the other (less so EN to Office, more so the oher way around) EN *cannot* replicate what Office does, and while theoretically OneNote can replace EN...my opinion is not well. It'ds comparing Apples and Oranges (for the most part). Eric

I cannot believe that I sat here at my desk for the past few hours reading through this *entire* thread. And people are *still* asking for EN to do this (hint: please read through this thread. All of it. Like I did.). And the answer *hasn't* changed. So let me ask those who want EN to just "whip up" a native Linux client... Do you want Redhat/RPM, Debian, FreeBSD? Which distros do you want supported? Which Desktops? Not an easy question to answer- except for this...THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ONE KIND OF LINUX. EN has already stated that they are not going to build "a" Linux client...what makes you think they are going to build clients to satisfy every needed form of Linux? I thought so. Eric (yes, if it seems like there is an excessive amount of Snark here...you're right. It's 1:37am, and I'm not sure why I just wasted over 2 hours of my life)