mlevin77

Got it. What's weird though, re. "as the product is developed", is that the previous version already allowed to select all Notes, so this seems to be a move backwards, not just a matter of waiting until new features are implemented.

I upgraded Endnote and saw that it won't let me choose more than 50 Notes at a time and there's no way to back up/export them. In my previous version, I could select them all (~800 in my case) and export. Now, I just udated again and now there's an Export function but I still can't select more than 50 and have no idea what it would export in that case. Can someone clue me in - why is the complete export functionality reduced (or gone)?

ah 😞 that would be a very useful script indeed.

thanks! I looked in Trash, it's not there (but the trash has tons of old stuff in it, so hasn't been emptied). re. your script, that's a great idea! I could export as .ENEX now, and compare it to the old one and see what else is missing. Does this script exist already or are you making it?

I have about 700 notes. The other day I was looking for a note and it wasn't there - searched for keywords I know were in it, and found nothing. Luckily, I have a .enex file that I exported a few months ago, of my entire Endnote library. I did a text editor search through that enormous file and found my note. So I know it was there, and I certainly didn't delete it on purpose. What I'd like to know is, 1) is there any way to find out *what else* might be missing - if that one note is gone, there may be others - is there any way to check the current library against the .enex file and see any differences - especially, notes that are in the file but not in the current library? 2) is there any notion of history that I might see (in the on-line access for example) to ask what happened to that one note?

> if you're unable to use the client software, use the web platform. understood, as disappointing as it is. My question is: if I continue to use this version, do I risk corrupting the database (since we've agreed that deleted content does in fact go up to the server)? And, is there any way to know whether this has already happened since I've been using this version?

> its actually the opposite. Data updates on the client side get sync'd to the servers and all our devices. maybe I'm confused, but that's what I thought I said: data updates from client up to server and then back down to all devices, right? so, if a client deletes data from a note, this could indeed affect the whole database because the bad version of the note would get sync'd up to the server, right?

> The master version of your software is stored on the Evernote server, and can be accessed with any web browser. do you mean the master version of the database? > This is not impacted by the bugs and issues we encounter in the client software on the various platforms. aha, so a client copy of Endnote cannot do anything to delete content from a note and then sync it up to the server, replacing a note on the master and thus losing data permanently? > I have personal backups and Evernote has a Note History backup I've exported all my notes to a local backup, but where is this Note History backup?

I've been using Evernote on my laptop for several years, updating as the updates come in. I'm running OS X 10.9.5. Today I came across: where it says that "there is a significant data loss bug that started in that version and was resolved in one of the 6.9 updates." Does this mean that if I continue to use this version it might mess up my database?? How do I know that it hasn't already lost data, since I've been using this for a long time? And apparently the new version won't work with 10.9 - does this mean I have to upgrade my OS to avoid risk of data loss? I can't upgrade for a number of reasons, is there no fix to 6.8?