While these are not deal-breakers for Evernote, they do make the user think twice before starting a new note in Evernote if they will be recording a somewhat organized collection of thoughts.Įvernote never claims to be fully secure – that is it does not try to be HIPAA complaint for healthcare professionals, nor does it claim to meet the FIPS. The mobile apps simply do not support tables at all. The Desktop client supports creation of a table, but does not allow you to add or subtract rows/columns once a table has been created. Copying and pasting outlines in Evernote can sometimes decimate any previous formatting you created.įurthermore, it is difficult to keep a table in Evernote. Hitting return after entering a bullet point sometimes results in a different bullet, sometimes the cursor returns to a different indentation level, sometimes it escapes the outline system altogether. If you have used Evernote for outlining, you will have noted its inconsistency. Here are the five reasons why I made that decision.Įvernote is a great note-keeping service but only a passable word processor This is fine because it is not trying to be a word processor, unless – of course – certain formatting features are critical to note-keeping as well.
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For an affordable $45 per year, (among other things) you get 1GB of upload per month, priority OCR of scanned documents, and ability to synchronize notes to an offline mobile device. While free users get 60MB free upload monthly with no maximum storage cap, Evernote’s premium version provides additional key features. Evernote is a fantastic free product, but when deciding whether to pay a yearly subscription fee, previously small shortcomings may become deal-breakers. I decided against renewing the subscription. My Evernote Premium service expired this past December.
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