I have an issue where I get weird things happening when I copy a Word document from one note to another and make edits.
If I don't rename the new copy, then when I edit the document and save it, the document just disappears, and the changes are actually applied to the original file in the original note.
I see now that I should just rename a file when copying it between notes, but could Evernote have something in place so that this issue doesn't happen? For example, attachments could be automatically renamed with a suffix in the new note.
To me one of the benefits of Evernote is that when you drag in an attachment it creates a "clone" of that attachment specifically for that note. So to me it makes sense that attachments copied within Evernote would also follow this process.
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I have an issue where I get weird things happening when I copy a Word document from one note to another and make edits.
If I don't rename the new copy, then when I edit the document and save it, the document just disappears, and the changes are actually applied to the original file in the original note.
I see now that I should just rename a file when copying it between notes, but could Evernote have something in place so that this issue doesn't happen? For example, attachments could be automatically renamed with a suffix in the new note.
To me one of the benefits of Evernote is that when you drag in an attachment it creates a "clone" of that attachment specifically for that note. So to me it makes sense that attachments copied within Evernote would also follow this process.
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