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Posted by marlowe
Oct 5, 2018 at 01:30 PM
They released a templates feature and upped the notebook limit to 1,000. I think the company is moving in a positive direction recently and starting to listen to users. Maybe too little, too late, but I think the tech blogs have been unfair over the past couple of months, and I wanted to point out the positives. I’m aware of the issues around price, missteps with new features, etc, but since the move to Google Cloud Network, I think reliability, stability, and security have greatly improved from the perspective of someone who has had an account and used it on and off for about eight years.
Posted by Ruud Hein
Oct 6, 2018 at 11:49 AM
That’s really nice, the expansion to 1000 notebooks.
Given that notebook information is not stored in the ENEX export, I still use Filterize to automatically add a notebook-specific tag to notes. This was an enex import can still be filtered back to my notebook structure.
Another option to keep notebook structure (or actually, to restore it) is with http://evernote.onenotegem.com/
Posted by WSP
Oct 6, 2018 at 07:49 PM
Thanks for the Gem link. It led me on to another intriguing add-in, WordNote [https://wordnote.onenotegem.com/], described as a “OneNote 2019 alternative.” It costs $19.
Has any here tried it out yet?
Posted by Ruud Hein
Oct 6, 2018 at 10:28 PM
Well, that’s cute. You can download the trial from the download tab.
It adds two side panels to Word, making it act a little bit like OneNote. Pages are saved as Word docs.
Extensions for browsers are available on the downloads page as well.
Some screenshots:
Explorer look https://wordnote.onenotegem.com/uploads/8/5/1/8/8518752/2018-10-01-19-19-51_1_orig.gif
Tag pane https://wordnote.onenotegem.com/uploads/8/5/1/8/8518752/2018-10-02-17-19-43_1_orig.gif
Posted by WSP
Oct 6, 2018 at 11:26 PM
I hadn’t spotted the trial. Thanks. I’ll give it a spin this weekend.