mlevin77

hmm I understand that the cloud copy is a primary backup, but I worry about the possibility that it gets screwed up and those changes propagate down to my local copy the moment I run Endnote app.

As for the evernote-backup, I found it, but am not sure I understand how it works. Does it do any writes to the actual Evernote database or does it create a copy in another form (read-only)?

3 minutes ago, PinkElephant said:

You can select an entire notebook and create an ENEX file, independent from its note count.

aha, thanks. That's helpful; but I have a lot of notebooks and I don't want to have to do it manually each time. Is there no easy way to back up the whole database exactly as it is? Maybe copy the local file somewhere (where does Endnote store the database, anyway?)

Given that we are now apparently limited to selecting 50 notes at a time, and .ENEX files don't include the Notes hierarchy (right?), what is the best way to locally back up Evernote database information capturing as much of the info as possible?

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)?