DTLow

23 minutes ago, Casino Network said:

Could someone post a link maybe?

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314-Install-an-older-version-of-Evernote

On 12/21/2022 at 1:31 PM, Silent Hunter said:

• I don't want notebooks or folders anymore. ... I just want to write and forget until I need it again.

5 hours ago, PinkElephant said:

You can do today without notebooks: Just stop using them. You can stuff everything into your default notebook, there is no limit to this approach.

My notes are organized with minimal "notebooks or folders"    
Evernote actually has no support for folders    
instead, organization is based on Tag Methodology, with two fields in the note record; Notebook and Tags 

On 11/28/2022 at 10:00 AM, Tdr said:

unless Evernote can somehow stop it

As you reported, Evernote is protecting your account by stopping unauthorized access

3 hours ago, PinkElephant said:

Workflows should not be centered on the abilities of a specific tool

How do you feel about the new tasks feature?   
It's not supported in Evernote Legacy,     
but I've always used simple task notes and tags for task management; quite portable

On 11/25/2022 at 10:18 AM, davidtderrick said:

Migrating is basically impossible anyway. There is not one migration route that doesn't lead to unacceptable compromises and bring unfixable formatting bugs with it. Tell me if I am wrong.

I didn't find "basically impossible", "unacceptable compromises" or "unfixable formatting bugs"   
but it must be realized that some metadata will be lost when migrating to a new platform   
(I converted to Devonthink, using the Evernote Legacy product, and without data from the new tasks feature)

1 hour ago, Wanderling Reborn said:

The stricter EU conditions also come with heavy handed and borderline intrusive EU governmental demands.

Would this apply if Evernote continues to be a separate US entity?

13 hours ago, SWSL said:

You left Evernote but your signature says legacy user.  I wonder which it is.

Updated to ex-Evernote Legacy user   

>EN offers a free tier and perhaps feel that us paying customers are subsidizing it? 

That's my understanding of how it works, with the objective of converting to paying customers

>but wonder how people might abuse the free tier

Using the product with no intention of ever paying   

22 hours ago, Paul A. said:

For everyone planning to stick with Evernote (as am I, for now), I'm curious as to how you would response to price increases and curtailment of the "free" tier.

I left Evernote when they converted to the v10 product    
For me, it was a lost features issue   
I'm tolerant of price increases, but have always thought the "free" tier has been abused by many users
imho  New users should get full access for only a limited trial period

4 hours ago, PinkElephant said:

EN is currently located in the US and Chile

Chile???

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/investchile-announces-evernote-chose-chile-as-the-location-for-its-first-software-development-center-outside-the-us-300912791.html

On 11/19/2022 at 10:24 AM, PinkElephant said:

DEVONThink is self hosted ... It needs to be installed and run on a Mac, period.

No, Devonthink provides both Mac and IOS client apps (Apple only)
and data sync between devices   
I use the product on my Mac Mini and iPad

>The main database AFAIK needs to be hosted on a Mac

No, databases are independent and can be located on any device

Either app/platform can be used independently.    
It's true that the Mac app is more full-featured than the IOS app

24 minutes ago, RapidFinancialSolutions said:

I don't have time to remember to back things up & that's not just with EN. I use a backup system for that. 

Likewise, with Evernote Legacy on my Mac I have backups scheduled automatically via Applescript     
This included full and incremental backups

>Data export options via web
https://www.cloudhq.net/evernote

7 hours ago, Dave-in-Decatur said:

What new owner is not going to say ...

No idea what the new owners are going to say,   
just as I have no idea what the previous owners say   
Did we even know or care who the previous owners were?   
I'm more interested in what Evernote's management team says.  So far, I've only seen the blog post from Ian Small

16 hours ago, KAGS said:

Evernote is content with the humble note-centric view of the world. This, by itself, is not a problem.

As a long term Evernote Legacy user; I can work with "note centric"  
Sometimes, I need to store a single file, for example a PDF; I can store it as a note attachment file    
Sometimes I need a document or a spreadsheet; I use an external editor, and again store it as a note attachment file 

My point is that I use an external editor when I need features beyond simple note editing     
I agree with @Dave-in-Decatur's comment, "What is minimal for some is superfluous to others."

4 minutes ago, Boot17 said:

start with a 'z' so they'd appear at the bottom

Rename is the process I use;  prefix with an "x"   
I also use this to archive tags

23 minutes ago, feyyaz_kasli said:

4 years here, just tapping 100 notes... I still don't know how you guys managed to even 60k notes...

If nothing else, I create a journal/planner note each morning   
Every receipt I receive is scanned and stored as a note 

On 10/13/2022 at 1:30 PM, PopeJay said:

how do you open .ENB files? I can't seem to open them using the latest evernote application from Windows

See  

40 minutes ago, TheMagicWombat said:

2. Security concerns over the EN software itself?
3. Security concerns over the fact that users will be parking corporate data on a remote, unapproved, server?

Also security concerns that you're giving Evernote access to the data    
so it can run the server side stuff; OCR, indexing, ...

16 minutes ago, Mesoman said:

I put all of my notes in a single notebook.

fwiw  You can store original notebook name as a tag

2 hours ago, DJCC27 said:

Projects Folder, Area Folder, Resource folder and Archive folder.

The equivalent structure in Evernote is Stacks/Notebooks; or Tags   
I'm a tagger

15 hours ago, jaaa said:

Does v10 keep a database on the computer or just online?

Yes, an offline database copy is maintained.    
This is optional via a switch in preferences (Windows/Mac)   
or offline notebooks (IOS/Android)

21 hours ago, Jon/t said:

I also make sure my notes have very descriptive titles

My naming standard is yyyy-mm-dd type [details] keywords    
keywords are a copy of the assigned tags    
Example: 2022-09-10 Receipt [Lunch] aVendor-TimHortons cBudget-FoodDining $4.95

2 hours ago, actant said:

@DTLow  Could you share how you did this? Thanks!

This was done using scripts
I'm using Evernote Legacy on a Mac; scripting is supported via Applescript

13 hours ago, Dave Green said:

Evernote assigns each note a number

Confirmed;  each note is assigned an id #, which matches the link url    
Unfortunately the id # is not included when a note is exported   
My solution was to append the id# to the note contents; this allowed me connect link urls with the correct note and make the required edits