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I got the software for free I get the software upgrades at no charge

I actually keep an export of my notes in html format, so I have complete access "outside of evernote" I'm using Applescript on a Mac to schedule this daily (incremental - only changed notes), documented here - No dialog - it just runs automatically. - I prefer the html format, not sure the benefits from a MarkDown conversion - outputs to a cloud drive, so its available from all my devices - as you noted; single file for a note, and folder for attachments

You might want to create a separate topic for this request. Post An Idea located at the top of the discussion You could also post your comment in this discussion

There's always the option of a +1 post for the non-voting people. Maybe +0 for the "meh" people

Personally, I don't have an issue with tagname synonyms. I rarely type a full tagname; I start typing and a dropdown list appears and I select the right tag

What an intelligent comment

You scroll to the upper left corner of the discussion and click on the up arrow

I understand they read posts, and also look at the user votes for requests (voting arrows at the upper left corner of the discussion)

I'm not seeing an issue edited: see customize toolbar as per @BSR below

As per @jefito, this is an issue you have to address with Apple - the import tool is not supported by Evernote

You could put those project notebooks into a stack. The stack could be added to your shortcuts I use a tag solution Each project has a master project note, tagged with !Project and I use a project tag to link project notes, for example !Project: Genealogy A shortcut search lists all these master notes (tag:"!Project" -Tag:!Archive) Click on the master project note, and you have a link to all the notes of the project

Did you see the postings on Cronofy Calendar Connector It seems to do the job

You might want to contact Evernote support and open a ticket Contact Evernote Support

You have the option to sign in/out of Evernote on the Mac, instead of just closing the app. Signing in requires entry of a password Warning - to sign in, requires an internet connection

Companies also die that give away their product without having revenue Personally I don't believe that EN's future is in the long term non-paying users. Regardless, EN is continuing the free basic account level, and the non-paying users should be grateful

I would only consider paying if the features seem worth the value. If not worth the value - don't pay. If the device limit thing is too much hastle - I would find another product to use. Seems like a simple solution to me, I don't understand your issue. As to you being a customer - I would think that implies you pay money

Could you add your vote to this request. (Voting buttons at the upper left corner) There is no guarantee, but the more votes we get will indicate user interest and the priority of the requests being made.

@grumpy-monkey Are you sure EN is the best place for you to store these files? For myself, I would want to offload them. - one reason is that I maintain a copy of my notes on my iPad, and I'd rapidly hit a storage space limit edited: Perhaps the iPad was a bad example. It's the one place I have selective sync on notebooks. These large notes can remain in the cloud until I access them.

There is no link feature to notebooks that can be used within notes. The only link I know of is the note url. Also of interest would be a link to a saved search.

My impression is that it is very simple to store external links to files. This is from a desktop perspective; not sure about the other platforms. edit: Just tried it from my iPad. No problem adding a link to a note for a file on GDrive

Is it your opinion that there's enough paying customers to cover the cost of developing this product?

Not sure what you're seeing, but there's two types of Evernote links - classic: opens in application - public & private internet links (https://www.evernote.com/.....) I would expect these to open in the default browser Can you give more details on your issue?

What features are you looking for? The most popular alternative seems to be One Note. Upgrading to a paid account would have been better, but leaving works well too. Good bye, Good Luck

My thinking is that it could be implemented by adding a parent field to the notebook record, the same way they did the tag hierarchy. Not a complicated change, but they would have to change the database and UI on all platforms. I'm still waiting for a view of tag hierarchy on my iPad. There's also an argument along the lines of a Local notebook having child notebooks that are Syncd.