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The best solution is shared notebooks edit; the notes can be accessed via the shared notebook; or copied to the account Windows/Mac users also have an export/import option I've merged your post with a similar discussion You can read above about solutions

On a Mac, check/uncheck in the Folder Actions panel Documentation here

Any opinion on mouse versus trackpad I rarely do extended typing on an iPad, but it makes sense to use both a keyboard and mouse/trackpad I'm leaning to the trackpad for portability

To trigger a full sync on your device; Hold the Shift and Option keys on your keyboard and click the sync wheel

No, it's not wrong However this request only has 17 user votes

Was there any other activity like deleting notes or emptying the trash? I see "User requested delete note" What steps have you taken to find the notes?

No, Evernote does not support a notebook password There is a password on the account, and selected note text can be encrypted with a password I also use the native encryption with attachments; for example Encrypted PDFs

At one time, the two versions were known to use different storage locations >>So I will remove the first folder and see. The master version of our data is stored on the Evernote servers (except for local notebooks) It's safe to delete the local database; Evernote will restore the database from the servers at your next login

When composing a post, there's section at the bottom for clips I'm working on a Mac, and the files are simply screenshots Before posting, I annotate the images with arrows, ovals, squares, typing, ... To do this, I use the Mac app Preview Evernote also has an annotation feature for images This menu is generated by right-clicking on the image

Question - Why are we dragging hyperlinks into the Evernote window? edit; I'm not objecting to the process - it's just not something I do

Just some background information on content.enml On a Mac, every note has an OS folder, containing a content.enml file and other note files The above error message indicates the file is missing for a note I don't know the reason, but a troubleshooting direction is to identify the note in question, and exclude it from the export

It's "scary" for users with local notebooks Using local notebooks has serious consequences, and users must perform their own data backups For other users, Evernote addresses the backup requirements at the server level

Evernote supports shared Notebooks To view the contacts, use the Notebook page and click on the shared icon

I see no issue in a text search of Diamond Mountain Can you post the exact note content

You're welcome to indicate your support for this request. Use the vote button at the top left corner of the discussion Password protection is important to me Evernote accounts are protected by a password Encryption password is supported for selected text. I also encrypt sensitive data using the native encryption in attachments

Here's a problem; your "total fails" issue is more likely to be a corrupted database The same database you're planning to stash copies of My troubleshooting would be restore the database from backups (TimeMachine) >>do some level of reinstall (by doing what?) My reinstall process is to delete the app, and database Reinstall the app, login, the database is rebuilt from the servers. I then replace the database from backups

The email is stored in the note in Evernote's enml/html format There is nothing to stop you from editing the note contents You may want to simplify the formatting - the underlying html code can get messy

Use Add remark box Screenshot is from my Mac >>Is there such thing as sent folder in evernote. No "sent folder" If this needs to be tracked, use a tag

I looked briefly at the specs for this product and I see no Evernote integration

You're using the sketch component, and as you noticed - there's no auto-save coupled with IOS's propensity to shut down apps afaik The only work-around is to save often; it's not resolved in paid plans As per @PinkElephant, I use an external editor (Notability) for my handwriting

You're commenting on an old post My first step in troubleshooting would be reboot the device

Evernote has not indicated an interest in expanding Notebook hierarchy Evernote's hierarchy focus has always been centered on the Tags element. For the Notebook element, we have only seen the Stacks implementation

I added my vote Currently, there are no internal-links to Tags, Notebooks, or Saved Searches My work around is to insert the search arguments into the note text; for example tag:aaaaaa To activate, this requires a copy/paste to the search box

Screenshot is from the web platform, beta version

For sure, dedicated to-do apps will have more features, and are "more seamless" Were there any specific features you need? From the original post, I was able to work-around "due dates, categories, priorities, recurrence" Also projects, tasks, and task duration Missing for me is linking tasks like start/end status roll-up