Mannycastaneda

You never know what you need until you have to use it. I've been using Evernote on Windows and Mac for years as a paid subscriber and for the first time, I tried to use this feature today on the Mac version and was flummoxed when I couldn't find it. This stands at the top of "missed requirement" on the software development scale. Heck, I was learning Search and Replace on text editors on my old Apple IIe in grade school I realize that features need to be assigned based on demand; however, there are times when a feature is so basic to the genre that not having it in a product makes it a la

Given there has been no further discussion here, I'm going to assume there is no active development on this issue. I manage a software development team, so I know all about development priorities and timelines. However, I think Evernote is running the risk of releasing half-baked features just for the marketing splash and not delivering on basic functionality. I have been a Premium user for years and have seen this in various forms across the platform. If you offer annotations to PDF's baked into the client, you need to offer basic features like resizing stamps. It's OK to end up with thi

I really like Marxico. I use it in my workflow as the primary input point to Evernote for most of my meeting notes, largely because of its markdown support. However, sometimes I'd really like to edit my note in Evernote without being redirected back to Marxico. I used to be able to do that and now I can't. The note is read only in Evernote and I can only edit it by clicking on the red bookmark icon which puts me back in Marxico. Am I missing something?

I love this app. I use it to format my meeting notes in markdown and then share with staff. One issue- every time I open the app, I have to reauthorize with Evernote. Am I doing something wrong?