I'm sorry to leave, but leave I must, for I cannot do this without support, and I do not wish to upgrade simply to get person-to-person support that would allow me to use the free basic service as advertised.Īnd the problem with that is that the tools for jumping ship from Evernote to OneNote (the program that I use at work) all require that I access my Evernote account from my desktop. When I transferred apps from my old device to my new, the Evernote account that transferred to my new device was the empty one that I see on my dekstop rather than the account with all the notes in it on my Android phone. That worked okay until I bought a new Android device last week. I thought eventually I would figure it out, but instead of banging my head against the wall, I just continued to use Evernote exclusively on my phone. I have asked for help, but I have only been referred to FAQs or to this forum. I have had Evernote for four years, during which time I have created many notes on my Android device, none of which I have ever been able to see when I log into my account on my desktop computer. I'm literally frustrated on the sync and notebooks getting disappeared.Īnother thing I heard evernote's customer support is not that fast and good for premium members? What can you say on this and how was your customer support experience? One of the major disadvantage of OneNote is the Sync function as well as Notebooks disappearing. I even said that in my post and I am looking to get premium. There has to be limits on the free account otherwise few users would upgrade to the paid version. Tanstaafl - there ain't no such thing as a free lunch and I'm not signing my soul to the devil >compared to OneNote which is TOTALLY FREE If you find this a useful product, subscribe and get access to the full featureset.
I view the free account as an introduction to the service. There has to be limits on the free account otherwise few users would upgrade to the paid version. Paying customers are needed to pay the bills for the service and fund ongoing development. >I'm not saying to make it free because its an awesome handy app but saying that on the free version they should increase from 60 mb only to something a bit bigger than that.
I use MS-Word/Apple-Pages for word processing, MS-Excel/Apple-Numbers for spreadsheets, PDFs, Images. I use the Evernote editor for basic notes. The Evernote note can contain files of any format.
I need a tool to store my +10,000 documents and make it easy to access data as required. I don't need a new editor I have access to various editors that get the job done. Evernote is better at filing documents/files. OneNote is better at editing (proprietary format). S o , what do you all think of the biggest difference between onenote and everno te from your persp ective ?
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