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Nobody likes to pay more for anything and this is understandable. On the other hand, when I see weekly updates and constant improvements it shows me that the company is investing in the product and is committed. When I look at how v10 was in the first few weeks and then compare to how it is now I feel that it has come a very long way indeed. I have seen massive software price increases in many products that simply went from bad to worse (Quicken, Quickbooks, Acrobat etc). Paying more for something that is progressively worsening is truly a slap in the face. However, paying more for something that is incrementally improving is a different story. I realize that a lot of people don't see it this way because they were perfectly content with Legacy and are now comparing it to a more expensive product that they don't like as much. Nonetheless, for many reasons which we do NOT need to revive, we no longer have that option. So the real issue is that we were paying less for a v10 which was unusable and we are now paying more for a v10 which is stable, very usable and improving daily. In fact, if there existed a more expensive solution that was better than v10 I would happily pay for that one instead.

Actually I was inquiring because I sensed a lot of euphoria on this feature and was wondering if perhaps I was missing something. However, after playing with it for a while I am realizing that at most it could save me a few minutes of time daily. Overall, nice to have but I'm not raising the champagne glass on this one. On the other hand, collapsible sections is a real game changer. That one feature has completely changed the way I interface with EN and has solved longstanding issues that bedeviled me for years. Looking forward to more of those types of features.

Not sure why the new slash command feature is such a big deal. It seems as if you can invoke any one of these features by simply going to the "insert" option on the menu above or the "Heading" menu. , which takes the exact same amount of time as typing in a slash. Actually I'm thinking of disabling the slash feature since I don't like the way it pops up constantly as an option. The arrival of the slash command was heralded as a great feature here but, unless I"m missing something, I don't think it moves the needle for me one way or another. Pressing either one of these two buttons gives you the same features as the Slash.

Bingo. That solved the problem! Thanks for the assistance on that. I never noticed that the font was slightly different. Overall very pleased with these collapsible sections.

When trying to use collapsible sections I am running into an issue that lower sections disappear when I collapse the upper ones. It almost appears as if they are nested in the upper ones but I can't figure out why. I'm sure there is an easy explanation but after playing with it for 30 minutes I haven't figured it out. Here is a screen shot of all the sections. All of the sections contain pdf files and text. However, when I try to collapse the third section, all other sections underneath it disappear. This shouldn't happen because the section that is disappearing is itself a collapsible section

I have an employee who is using the online EN. She is under a shared plan with me and I paid a subscription on her behalf. Everything works well except for her access to pdfs within the notes. Most of her pdfs show up in the normal way and she can open, save or print them. However, some are showing up with the name "untitled attachment" even though the note has a title. Those pdfs can not be opened no matter what she does. They appear to be html files and not pdfs. If we try "convert to pdf" or something similar we can see some of it (perhaps the first page) but it still doesn't turn into a real pdf. Those particular pdfs all seem to come from a 3rd party source that we use, Hellofax. They send all of our faxes to a notebook on my EN and I have no problem seeing them as pdfs on my desktop. The problem is just with her online EN and inability to open those pdfs. Anyone know what the issue is here? Thanks in advance.

I have refrained from asking this question but since there are so many posts on this issue I suspect that I am not understanding it. What is the big deal with these "bulleted items". I have been using EN for a decade and have never even used a bullet. I usually use other methods to demarcate that seem just as good. Is the problem with the bullets or with the new software that allows you to collapse the text under the bullets? Although I don't use bullets I was quite enthusiastic about collapsible sections since it would fit nicely into my workflow. However, I will refrain from doing so if it causes lag or other issues. It's hard to get too excited about any flaw in the program because updates are happening so often these days that one literally expects that any perceived issue today will be fixed before you need to adjust your workflow. This is in direct contradistinction to how it used to be when updates were very infrequent and you knew you would be stuck with the problem for 6 months or more.

For the record, I followed Pink's instructions regarding Revo uninstall and it was a surprisingly fast and easy process. In fact, I was amazed when I started to see all of my notes within a few minute of installing the new program. Many people have pointed out that even after doing this and seeing all of your notes there is a lag time of possibly a few days before it's functioning at its maximal capacity. In my case, I felt that within a few hours it felt as fast as it ever was.

If he is locked out of his account I assume he still has access to the evernote data file and can somehow reconstitute his notes with that?

Just out of interest; why does EN show 9 processes working on v10.80.3-win-ddl-public and taking up about 528 MB of CPU. Except for google chrome (which takes up 1800MB) this is the highest.

If the current version caused this problem then I would assume that the next version should solve it (if enough of us complain). I am assuming that this is an EN issue and not a gmail issue. If that's the case then it may not be necessary to look for a work arounds since they seem to update the program fairly frequently. Actually, some of the updates have caused new issues and I may be tempted to not update every single time anymore.

Not sure of the distinction. This little green elephant on the right is no longer working (at least after the last EN update). It used to give me various options. Now I just get an error message. I have submitted a ticket to EN and suggest that everybody who is having this problem do also. It must have been something to do with the last update.

So I tried clearing the cache on my Chrome browser, used CCleaner also, tried Firefox, reinstalled the webclipper, updated Gmail and tried a separate computer. Nothing is working. I can forward the emails to Evernote but can not send it using the Gmail clip feature.

Just noticed a problem with the green elephant method. I can still forward to EN if I bypass the clipper method. I updated Chrome and signed in and out of Gmail but it didn't help.

If it makes you feel better I am a paying customer with two separate paid accounts and I can’t reach tech support either.