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Time to get a new computer. I think I know the answer, but wanted to get someone else's viewpoint. I've used Evernote Windows Desktop exclusively (55,000 notes) for many years. Would I be able to run Evernote Desktop on a new Google Chromebook? It appears everything is in the cloud and my only solution would be the Evernote web version (which would not be acceptable). Thank you https://www.google.com/chromebook/
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I don't know if this is the appropriate forum to write this as I do not see a Chromebook specific forum. If it needs to be posted somewhere else please feel free to move it or let me know so I can post there instead. A few problems that I see so far about using it on a Chromebook: There does not seem to be a print option. Unlike an android device a Chromebook is tended to be used more like a laptop for writing, data entry, etc. This makes it problematic for use as a document creator. To print I then have to take it out of Evernote and into GoogleDocs. PDF viewing is kind of
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Using the Android version of Evernote, I can't click and open attached PDFs. The PDF shows as an attachment in the note, but does not interact to clicks with the mouse or touches with the touch screen. This is on a Samsung Chromebook Pro I know I can use the Web version, but I really don't want to because I would like offline support and really need ink annotation of PDFs, which isn't well supported in the Web version.
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Hello. I started using a chromebook last week, and I downloaded the evernote in its playstore. The problem is,the note links within evernote doesn't work in the chromebook. I click but nothing happens. I know I can still use the evrernote in the web,and there the notes links works. But I prefer a lot to use the evernote in the android version, not the web. Can anyone please help me?
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Would be awesome if we could add rows and columns to tables. I switched over to a Chromebook so, I'm using Evernote mobile and Evernote web. Both have the same issue. A few have suggested using google spreadsheet, or copying and pasting multiple tables, or adding a few extra rows. Some of these work, but have it's limitations. For example, if you run out of extra rows. Or if you have a chromebook, you can't use any of the workarounds without a computer without the use of google spreadsheets. Screenshot example attached.
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Hi there, I'm running Evernote android on my Chromebook Plus and I've noticed that even when I have the app expanded I'm not able to edit my notes unless I hit that obnoxious "edit" button, is there a way to negate that? And then, when I do hit edit, I'm not able to view my full app layout, it's just a giant version of my note alone. I can select "exit full screen" or some such verbiage but then I'm back to my first problem - I have to hit edit to type! I'm hoping there's an actual solution to this so I can keep using Evernote because beside this it's quite my favorite. Thank yo
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Pretty much what the title says. I installed Evernote on my Acer Chromebook a while back, and probably don't use it as much as I should. When I went to open the app today, I couldn't find it on the computer. The Play store says it is installed, but as far as I can tell, it isn't. Anyone experience anything similar, or have any advice?
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Hello, I spent about three hours this morning preparing solutions to a homework using Evernote on my chromebook. When I finished the note, I tried to share it with another person. A message popped up saying that the person may not have access to the note. After that, when I tried opening the file, Evernote threw a message saying the file was unavailable for opening. I tried opening the file several times and each time, the same message (that the file was not available) popped up. Then, I tried syncing the files. Post-sync, the file disappeared altogether from the list of notes. Interesting
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Our municipality/township is about to decide the what all our schools should use: PC or Chromebooks. The main argument for choosing PC and O365 is OneNote. I’ve not used either OneNote or Evernote, but to me it looks like Evernote is far behind OneNote in many areas. Like for instance organizing your stuff colorcoded and OCR-extracting. I was so happy about the announcement of Google Drive integration, but I can’t find the Evernote App in the Chromebook store so now I’m disappointed. And then I read this thread and became discouraged: https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/66103-alter
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Now that it is possible to run Android apps on Chromebook devices - such as the just released Samsung Chromebook Plus (and the upcoming Samsung Chromebook Pro) I'd like to see Evernote optimized to run better in this environment. Specifically I'd like to see integration of Google's server-side algorithm that makes taking handwritten notes with a stylus much smoother on Chromebooks. Google Keep is using this API and it is a very smooth writing experience. However, in Evernote's app this feature has not yet been integrated and the handwriting experience is very slow and laggy. It woul
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Hi, I've been using evernote on mac from a long time but now that i've moved on to a chromebook i am unable to edit any of my encrypted notes on the web. Is there a way around for this? or is it just plain simple ignorance to the web version?