Suzanne

@Mary StephensI used Evernote for recipes, in addition to other things.  All of my recipes are in a single notebook.  I exported that notebook using the multiple HTML files option.  The result was an Evernote_index.html that I could open in a browser and it shows every recipe with a hyperlink to each one.  Hope that helps.

Maybe someone can help me understand how the "free version" has changed.  I have been using the free version for years, mainly simple notes and some web clipping. I received the notice that I would be limited to 50 notes but could still view and change what I currently have.  I also had an outdated Android and Windows desktop version that I am now being forced to update.  I updated the Android app first - when it opened, it is said I can have a free trial version for 7 days with a limit of 50 notes.  I was allowed to hit "Remind me later" but I don't know if that will be available every time.  Does the "free version" now mean it's also only available for 7 days?  That was not in the notice I received and I can't seem to find a straight answer.  It knows I am not a new user. 

A good example is when an article spans multiple web pages. If I want to capture the full article, I have to clip each page separately but I want them saved in the same note (and in order). I'm a newbie so if there is another way, I would love to hear about it.