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It's also theoretically possible to use Evernote Stacks/Notebooks as "pretend folders"; only the two levels tho >never, ever, get to review your information database in a hierarchical pattern I use the sidebar notebook/tag trees for a hierarchical view

You have no problem with remembering the folder/sub-folder used for a specific subject Why is there a problem remembering a tag/sub-tag?

I have a document that was updated weekly Note History has versions back to 2015 when the document was created

Condolences I'm guessing you're accessing the notes via shared notebooks; owned by your father You should copy the notes into notebooks owned by you

My experience is 12+ Years with the Evernote Legacy product Evernote is still here; I'm not concerned with losing access to my data Hopefully, we've assured you that we can export our data whenever required i've used this for backup; again I'm not concerned with losing access to my data As to transfer to other apps; I see two issues 1. Does the app even support the features; for example tags 2. Is there a mechanism to support the transfer

Other export options are .html and .enex My "transferring Evernote data to other apps" experience used the .enex format, with separate export for each notebook >what happens to the data (notes, attachments, links etc.) Notes and attachments are preserved My experience with inter-note links is they're not adjusted; they point back to Evernote I used a script (applescript) to convert the links to the new platform

Thanks Damien, it looks interesting Just wondering if file attachments are also saved? edit: I signed up for testing - looks good so far

Evernote is a cloud service; with data stored at the Evernote servers Before backing up the local data directory, confirm there's a local data copy (a setting in Preferences) >So, even with Legacy, the best advice was to export one notebook at a time. Agreed; I had this scripted in the Legacy product

Evernote is a cloud service; your data is stored in the cloud Local storage is an option specified in Evernote preferences (save data at logout) Disable this option and the local data copy will be removed >I have uninstalled the EN for Mac app, but all the locally saved files are still on my hard drive Just delete the folders/files There is no syncing when using the web version

Note title is not part of notes. It's stored in an index database

I'm a Mac user, and the corresponding feature to Enscript is Applescript; also still missing in v10 This is a required feature for me; my show stopper The first v10 release included the note But please be aware that there are a handful of features—such as AppleScript, import folders, and the ability to edit note creation dates—that are not yet available. Count me as skeptic

1. Install the client software 2. Open the app 3. Login 4 Select Evernote > Preferences and make sure Save Data is disabled

I'm content with notes, title prefixed with the date/time, tagged as required I see no need for merging notes I only use notebooks for sharing I use a spreadsheet note to track my progress Specific items in the first column, columns for each day 2 pages long; n years wide Cells are colour coded; green for normal, red for bad, yellow for exceptional, ... Brief notes can be inserted, or a link to a note

Local copy is an option set in Preferences, but it's all or none

imho I don't want a separate application for organization and task lists I use a single datastore for all my notes; including task notes and lists (for example, you mentioned Notion; I use Devonthink)

See https://evernote.com/compare-plans No 146KB is not considered a large file Export is a Windows/Mac feature; you need the client software installed Instructions at Export notes and notebooks

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Evernote v10 lost scripting support; I'm a Mac Applescript user

I moved to Devonthink from Evernote Legacy, but there are features I miss For example; I still use html-based notes, but haven't found a wysiwyg editor that matches the Evernote feature-set also I no longer have inline views (transclusion) of attachment files

Your Notes are stored in the cloud at the Evernote servers Make sure you're using the same account/password on all your devices

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Data backup is a different discussion Evernote is a cloud service, with data maintained on a cloud server Before a "simply copy the Evernote folder" make sure there's a local data copy (setting in Evernote Preferences) Also when restoring the database from a backup copy be aware the first online sync will undo the restore

You might want to stick with Evernote Legacy for the export function It's still a problem in their Version 10 product

I'd want a file system that supports tag methodology; for example Apple's file system