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Aladino Bharudin
Well, I've been using paid Evernote for 11 years now. My first attempt at using Desktop v.10 was October 2020. Of course it was impossible to use and after some support tickets, I went back to 6.25. Today, I tried V.10 again and tested it thoroughly. My conclusion is that Evernote seems to be on a route to self-destruction.
Gosh - still this bad then. Thanks for saving me the time to dip my toes back in those waters. No thanks!! I am the same as you then - 6.25 until either they sort this mess out (growing less and less likely by the month, now), or force us to alternative products, which I still haven't found. 6.25 is still the champ, but I have high hopes for Amplenote, if they just opened up the storage options a bit more.
Since we have no information about your level of IT experience, your workflow, your devices and their location or network connection, that'll be your opinion then, rather than some final judgement. I'm still using 6.25 too, and I have no great incentive to change - though I just got a new desktop so I am going to try v10 there.
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This may sound strange but at my work window desktop I made the mistake several months ago of having EN upgrade itself to v10. At the time I didn't really know if I was going to like v10 so I wanted to revert back to a more familiar look and therefore downloaded EN legacy to use side by side. At home I still use EN v6.25 because I never allowed for v10 to be installed. I have a distinct impression, which has only been reinforced over the last few months, that my home version (6.25) is much more stable than my Legacy version at work. This is so pronounced that I realize that there are all kinds of things that I do at work simply to compensate for the lag in the legacy version ie: when I start it up I go to get a cup of coffee, when I type a search phrase I wait one second between inserting letters etc. I get the "EN is not responding" error message several times a day. Overall, it works but I'm not enjoying using it as much as my home version. I would like to install v10 at home but don't want to do so at the expense of losing my current v6.25 and replacing it with Legacy. Any simple way of doing this and still retaining 6.25?
Hi. As you have Legacy (6.25.2) on your desktop already, I'd suggest trying to refresh that before getting more extreme - sign out of v10 and tick the 'remove my data from this machine' option to reset that search index - next time you log back in, you'll have to wait for a short while as Evernote recreates it's indexes and temporary files, but it will have a new lease of life.
For the same effect with 6.25.2 (legacy), uninstall with something like Revo Uninstaller Free to remove all Evernote's support files, then restart your device and re-download / reinstall Legacy to proceed...
But. If all else fails and nuking from orbit is the only option - uninstall everything and go back to the pre-legacy production version. Make sure you disable updates in Tools > Options... _6.25.1.9091.exe
OK. I'll try that. However, as far as you know...is there a way to install v10 on my other desktop but still retain the original version of EN that I have running there? It currently is 6.25.1.9091 (309091) Public (CE Build ce-62.6.10954) and it works much better than Legacy. Actually, while I was researching the solution that you gave me I discovered various setting differences in the non v10 EN programs that I am running. One of them has to do with "search as you type delay:50 milliseconds". There were a few others also. It is dawning upon me that perhaps the reason why the version I have at home is much better is because at the work place Legacy version the settings were changed. For example, at home I can type any search term and never experience a freeze. At work, I need to actually type the searches slowly else the whole thing freezes and I get the "evernote is not responding" message. I will make sure that all the settings are identical on both before I re-assess.
I finally have proof positive that Legacy is NOT the same thing as the v6.25 that I use at home. The proof is that in Legacy I do not see the option to change the "type delay" that we've been speaking about. In fact, the entire options menu in the settings is different..
* This is not quite as disloyal an attitude as it may seem - I'm underwhelmed by the web v10 version which kills one of my laptops if I try to use it, and I think the app needs slimming down and speeding up considerably (ironically, something which has been said about me too...) before I'd consider using it. But my main influence here is being a devout Luddite - I hate the learning curve associated with "new improved" software that I was previously completely used to, and I'll avoid purely cosmetic updates for as long as I possibly can. Of course there are security and practical considerations - once 6.25 crashes for the last time I'll be a v10 user. Probably...
There's another difference (which I pointed out earlier) ie: some of the preference options are not available in Legacy. For example, the option to change the "type delay". This has turned out to be quite significant for my particular use. In Legacy as I type the search terms in the box I often find that EN freezes and becomes unresponsive. I tried it right now just to verify and could reproduce this behavior ie: typing a search term rapidly just caused the entire program to freeze for a good 2 minutes. However, typing slowly letter by letter avoids the freezing. So perhaps Legacy and my older version of 6.25 are fairly identical but the lack of ability to change the type delay (and perhaps other parameters as well) is making a big difference in performance.
IDOC: This is PRACTICAL due to DEPENDENCE. If there were truly comparable or viable alternatives to EN... without the PAIN factor... I think it reasonable to assume there would be a MASS MIGRATION away from EN.
It is EN's job to satisfy its customer base and bring LOVE to the table... not the customer base to bend over backwards to make things work with a BETA-level release that NOBODY is happy with based on past product. To date, there are many functionalities broken or missing from v10 vs. 6.25.
USERS don't work for EN... EN works for its USERS measured by performing as represented!
Thank you. Alan
Yes. This is a huge issue and I faced the same problem. I run my personal and business life through EN. I was (and still am) very happy with 6.25. In fact, the new v10 does not hold a candle to 6.25 when it comes to pdf management, saving attachments to external folders etc. I now use v10 for almost everything and enjoy many of its features but I still rely on 6.25 for a whole bunch of stuff. Here are some examples:
-I have a fax folder on EN which is linked to Dropbox fax (used to be Hellofax). Thousands of faxes accumulate there and I like to clear them out every few months. On 6.25 this involves "saving attachments" to an external folder and then combining them as one giant pdf file using Acrobat. Impossible to do this with v10.
-I have many notes which contains dozens of pdfs per note. I need to see an iconographic representation of each of these. For example, there may be 12 of them representing the months of the year for various accounts. On 6.25 this is easy. On v10 and web version even when you go to "see as attachment" or "view as title" it doesn't stay that way. So when I go to that note all I can see is the first pdf and not the other 11 sitting behind it. Just infuriating.
- As with my faxes example I like to manipulate my pdfs, drag them around, combine many of the notes which contain them etc. No matter how slick v10 is, 6.25 is still head and shoulders above v10 for these purposes.
Having said that there is no question that for casual use I love the Tasks feature, reminders, Home view, pinned notes and several other features of v10. I think v10 is good for most things in life but desperately hope that 6.25 remains around for my more pressing business uses. Just to be save, I advise anyone who is totally dependent on 6.25 to start seriously experiment with v10 rather than be side swiped by 6.25 going away.
It doesn't really matter what the original intention of EN was for or where they are ultimately heading. For the thousands of us that also began to use EN as a depositary of files this is where we are. Of course I also have storage in Google Drive, Apple etc but I've found that the note structure of EN has been ideal for my data file storage needs. I don't use it as a repository of every piece of junk that I need to dump into an archive but as a targeted means of storing files that I need to use on an ongoing basis. I do not find Gdrive helpful for this purpose because it is not as versatile as EN. In EN I can have a note that contains 20 pdf files and spreadsheets related to one project. I can add texts and pictures around those files since they are all sitting in one note, or can easily drag things in and out of those notes, combine pdfs, add links and reminders, add tasks etc. I am trying to make EN my tasks manager, reminder system, clipboard, records management, contacts depositary, calendar etc. My ultimate goal would be to have one system manage every aspect of my life and business. EN is making great strides getting there and I currently use it for almost everything. Nonetheless, as many of us have noted, v10 took a big step back compared to 6.25 when it came to file management. Many of you may not have even noticed because that is not your use case. However, if you became used to moving large amounts of files back and forth between EN and various external folders and directories, or combining multiple small pdfs into larger ones etc then you will immediately see the limitations of v10.
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