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Evernote for windows doesn't support the scripting, so my developer had to write something in C.Net. I will try the copy links in evernote10. If that works, then i would feel better.

The feature I'm most concerned about is that in evernote6, you can copy a bunch of notes and paste them in excel. The titles, and some other information gets pasted. Its how I do my todo list. It's in evernote, with each action item its own note and then i can copy them to excel and print a list that I can take with me. Secondly, I had a developer write a widget that will take that list of notes and update the remindertimes. Otherwise i had to do each remindertime by hand and it would take me about 2 hours/week moving completion dates around. I am not confident this feature will exist in the new evernote as I don't believe this was a real feature of evernote as much as a byproduct of how their data structures in windows worked.

Its a small fear that data would be lost. The bigger fear is that your workflow is disrupted in a significant way abruptly. I'm sure Evernote gets a million requests and the company can't accommodate everyone, and maybe Evernote10 is what most of their users want. But for a lot of us, such a radical departure from the past (with no clear explanation as to the scope of that departure) is what is troubling. You don't know what feature you won't have in Evernote10. Further, Evernote6 is officially decommissioned. There will be no fixes nor updates for Evernote6, so anyone who is running Evernote6 is running at their own risk and some of those users, its critical to their workflow. For them, this should be troubling.

The Evernote App is incredible. It has phenominal search capabilities and it integrated into windows really well (you can copy a bunch of notes and import the headings into excel with just a control-V. This feature is instrumental in my workflow. The uncertainty around what Evernote will deliver should give any of us pause - especially if Evernote10 is not delivering what we need. There is no commitment by the company that Evernote10 will serve our needs and the company is offering no committment that Evernote 6.25 will continue to be supported until Evernote10 is in its final form. The transcript should be scaring all off us who aren't happy with Evernote10.

I just downloaded version10 and reverted back to version 6.25 I am concerned about the viability of Evernote in my workflow since 6.25 will be retired at some point. What's crazy is that with this release the helpdesk is saying it will take 2 weeks to respond to email requests. And there is no chat option. I am on my own to read Evernote's mind in figuring out if my required features are missing or placed somewhere else. If I have to relearn a whole new app, I might as well relearn the app of a trillion dollar company.