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I want to share a notebook but have been unable to. It’s my first attempt to do sharing. I created the shared notebook, populated it with some notes, and invited my colleague from within the notebook in EN for Windows, but he can’t see the notebook. BTW: I’m a premium user on a PC. He has a free account and works on a Mac. By some unknown, completely unmemorable series of actions I took, heaven only knows, I seem to have been able to get us to share EN “workchat emails," if that's what you call them But that’s as far as we’ve gotten. Other key information: I'm fairly saavy with computers. My colleague is not. His capacity to tolerate computer frustration is lower. He has this quaint idea: "I will use my computer to do useful things." He has not endured enough frustration to realize that this a goal to which he may aspire, but that he must soldier on regardless. So, there is the risk of souring a relationship and opportunity to work together that hangs in the balance. Also, too: I have brown hair. My colleague is bald. The whole experience has been the brown leading the bald. At the rate it is going, it will soon become the bald leading the bald, if you catch my meaning, if you get my drift. Why should people have to stumble around with something as basic as sharing functionality? I ask this not to sound grumpy. Consider: The EN folks in Deadwood City, CA continue to presume a level of computing sophistication among EN users that, as Will Rogers said, “just ain’t so.” EN’s own tacit working knowledge about how to use the app is anything but obvious to many of their users. I would appreciate any guidance and links to possible solutions.
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Hope this is posted in correct forum. Sorry if not. Scared about confidentiality with sensitive notes. Don't really use the web interface with my premium account, but logged in today and gave me quite a scare to notice the "Share" button, top, right. I have some pretty confidential notes and would seriously be at a disadvantage if they were to accidentally be shared on FB site, etc. Is there any way to simply turn off that feature ? I do see that FB has a way to disable platform applications. But, still very scary. All I would need to do is accidentally turn on that feature with FB and my very confidential notes are shared to the world (if I accidentally share them). Scary. How can I find a 100% way to be confident none of my EN notes will ever be shared. I know, the simple answer to this is just don't select those functions, but still quite uncomfortable with such a simple function to share sensitive data. I must have total confidence no EN notes will ever make it outside of my Web or Client apps. If I can't really get this with EN, then it is seriously useless to me. Different Q: I notice using Web app that my notes have an actual URL associated with them (separate from the one from "Share Link"), which is also scary, since as mentioned some are very confidential. I can see that to access that URL requires a login. I can encrypt from the Client app. but it would be quite counter productive to encrypt all of my notes. I do use EN for many confidential notes, and if EN is not secure enough for me to be totally confident that my notes are perfectly confidential, then I need to know so that I can come up with a different plan. I know the simple answer is to just not use those functions. I see the URL is specific for both the note itself and the Share Link URL Thanks. Premium user last 3 years. -
I have parted ways from a company who has a company account, and shared some of the notes with my personal Evernote account. During my employment I synced company notes to my personal account where I was able to view/edit all notes, work and personal. After my leave, the company stopped sharing all notes with me, which is good. But I just want to make sure none of my notes are being shared with them. Problem is I don't remember if I shared any notes in the first place. How would I make sure that none of my notes are being shared?
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Sharing a note in Evernote used to be simple and awesome. Now with Work Chat, when I try to email a note, it goes through Chat. My recipients, who used to get a beautiful note, now get error messages that say: ""Can't open note. Either you need permission to access or the note was moved," Why is Evernote forcing me to use the unwanted Work Chat? And why cannot I not email notes anymore??
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I use Evernote for piano lesson notes emailed to families. Several months ago, I could type the beginning of the email and it would fill in the rest in "share" mode. Then, if a student missed a lesson, it would not fill in the rest of the address. Now, even if the student comes regularly, it will NOT fill in the rest of the email and i have to go to my email site and type in each time! Frustrating. Is this normal for Evernote?
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How do you stop sharing a note with someone. I tried to share a specific note and it seems like all my notes are shared with this person. I don't see any options to stop sharing....?????
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Hello! Starting with some shameless shmoozing, Evernote is an awesome product and I'm very proud to finally be using it regularly and to be a part of this awesome community. On to business, I have just a quick question: my wife and I both have Evernote accounts. Obviously we want to be able to edit and collaborate on shared notes. If we want to share multiple notebooks that we both can edit, do we both need premium accounts, or just one of us? Example: if I buy premium for my account, will I be able to share multiple editable notebooks with her, even though she only has a free account? Thanks for your help! Ted
