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That was free for 15 years or so, and then reality (rather than bankruptcy) caught up. There's no such thing as a free lunch forever. Thanks for helping us keep this website grown-up and classy by the way.

Hmmn. Tag syncing has been an issue forever - if you don't see the tags an hour or two after they've been changed I'd suggest contacting Support. With RTE (real time editing) you;re supposed to be able to swop between devices or share with others pretty seamlessly... https://help.evernote.com/hc/requests/new

Hi. Exactly how do you set up your new tasks in Chrome? Are you behind any kind of firewall or VPN? Is there a reason you don't use the installed app?

It's a severely limited access because it's a free plan... and it was your choice to use it...

Hi. We're mainly other users in the Forums - please contact https://help.evernote.com/hc/requests/new for lost data issues

Hi. If you export a notebook to ENEX and then re-import it to your account you can redirect the imported notes to a different notebook if you have less than 50 notes total. If you have more notes than that, does it matter how any notebooks you have? -And of course you could always subscribe and fix the issue immediately...

Hi. Device / OS / Evernote version / Browser? Have you updated your app recently? Are you a subscriber?

Hi. We're mainly other users here - you can comment to Evernote directly via feedback@evernote.com

Hi. You seem to have a keyboard issue. Please don't use all caps here, it's considered SHOUTING. Storing your user name and password is a function of your operating system or device apps. It's also bad security. The most recent version of Scannable I understand requires you to have an Evernote account. If you try another document scanner like Adobe Scan or Microsoft Lens you can add scans to Evernote by sharing them from the app - which does not require a login.

That was me an hour ago trying the link. Were you signed in to your own Evernote account at the time?

Hi. That's a question for Support - which we're not; you could try Note History for previous layouts... Use note history to view older versions of a note

Hi. We're mainly other users here - the way to report issues is via https://help.evernote.com/hc/requests/new. This has been raised, and probably reported before, but you should add your voice if you can. You're welcome.

Hmmn. Likely a design restriction - an arbitrary limit to displaying created date options. Maybe create a 'template' note with older year created dates if you need it often?

plus a 20% discount off Adobe, which seems to be worth more than the price difference in itself - if you use Adobe; which I'd like to... [Exact terms of the offer not known yet, but it's looking interesting...] Couldn't find a way to add this benefit to my account, so bounced off a Support request. I'll let you know... EDIT: For interests sake - Adobe subs are a little more expensive than Evernote - and they only create documents!

Hmmn. 20% off Acrobat would be interesting to me... wonder how I apply for that?... Oh yeah... Support...

Works for me. Were you logged into your own account when you tried? The payment details get imported - I fuzzed mine out of the image, plus some personal stuff.

Hi. There are (usually) no company mods or support staff around here. We're all users and (mostly) subscribers, and (definitely) entitled to our own opinions of individual rent-a-moans who pile on without -apparently- knowing anything about the recent history and lack of any price hikes at all for the past few years. Lengthy, inaccurate whinges get lengthy rebuttals: but the situation boils down to - Evernote needs to charge at this level to support its comprehensive range of services. Users need to decide whether they need all those services, or whether they could manage with a cut-down version elsewhere in the market. Users' choice.

Hi. You're apparently using a wildly out of date copy of a now discontinued and unsupported application which could stop syncing with Evernote servers permanently within days or weeks. And that's the good news! Hopefully you have enough time to navigate out of this situation safely, and this is what I'd suggest. Download a 'safe' version of the old software from here - https://cdn1.evernote.com/win6/public/Evernote_6.25.2.9198.exe Find your Evernote folder on your local hard drive - probably C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Local\Evernote\Evernote\Databases (or search for *.exb files on your system which will be in the Databases sub-folder) Go up one level to the main Evernote folder and copy it somewhere safe as a backup. - if anything goes wrong you can at least get back to where you are now. Log out of / quit everything else you have running and just run the 6.25.2 installer. This should replace your existing installation. If the install finishes successfully, open Evernote and leave it running for a while to catch up. You can sign in to Evernote.com to see and check your notes on the server. After 24 hours copy the main Evernote folder somewhere safe - again. Download and install the latest v10 version. It will uninstall the 6.25.2 software, but you have your backups and the download link above should you still need it. Good luck! You will, I guarantee, hate the new version at first sight; but get used to it, because that's now the only game in town. I've been using v10 now for most of 2 years and no longer have any access to - or need for - the older versions. If you have any concerns or questions, please ask!

If you check Evernote.com, the latest download should be 10.76.2 - try that one...

Evernote updates frequently because it's under active development - which is normally considered a good thing: because "real time editing" makes collaboration more efficient: and it allows for security updates and bugfixes. If that means the app is unsuitable for anyone on a metered connection, it puts those users in the same class as anyone who doesn't want their data in the cloud - one where what makes Evernote great for some users, makes it unusable for others. If I were a developer I'd be cautious about giving my users the opportunity to avoid updates, because some are going to keep doing so for long periods and possibly create another semi-Legacy situation; and others will 'forget' something essential, have a crisis and blame me for something that's entirely their fault. Sorry to be unsympathetic here, but if the way Evernote works doesn't fit in with someone's usage, then maybe they should be looking at alternatives...

Yup. Got that one too. If I export from a notebook the notebook option goes on to the print to PDF menu above, but @s2sailor's post shows an image quoting "5 posts" which I assumed was from selecting individual notes, rather than notebooks. I chose the 3 dots menu from the blue pop-up and got the same print to PDF option. Odd.

For individual note selections I get this -

Export as a PDF is available on the Notebooks page and the popout Notebook name menu in 10.76.2 - 3 dots for the first, and right-click for the second.

No options to change the defaults yet. You could set up a 'template' note with some "Lorem ipsum" text(s) in the correct sizes and duplicate the note to create a new one...

See also https://github.com/vzhd1701/evernote-backup - third party automated solution that requires some tech expertise