This discussion of exporting has helped me realize something I never paid attention to even in the Legacy client: the enex file does NOT track what NOTEBOOK notes were in! For those who knew that already, you can move on. I would really like to stick to Evernote and have enjoyed most of the upgrades. Note management to me has to include the ability to archive in a file format easily read in the future and not limited to just one software like html or pdf. Without this feature of non-enex export, Evernote is just a task management system with note-taking ability, but not with the ability that made Evernote so popular, which is to do way more than with notes.

I use it to organize and annotate all my meeting notes, emails, files, etc. I need to know the answer to make a decision to either stick to Evernote or likely leave it. I use Evernote as a full fledged note and task management system. Will Evernote provide an export option other then enex for a notebook or set of notes in a future version? Either the export option to html plus linked note files worked fine, an improvement would be export to pdf's (like the print option does) plus linked included files (like in the old version). I quite like your beta-note-editor except I cannot have lots of notes open at the same time in different windows, so still need to copy and paste it into Evernote/Notion.Hi folks, curious if anybody knows what Evernote plans to do in regards to this set of questions.

When writing essays and articles I often have lots of 'summary notes' open on a big monitor, while writing on a laptop - the digital equivalent of having lots of books/articles spread around you while writing. I usually use Notion (or Evernote) for this. I often highlight the summary here and there as well. My work flow is now as such: I read articles/books (often on ipad), highlight stuff, then put the highlights into a note so I have a summary with page references (extract via zotfile -often need to amend page numbers tho'-, or use your note editor, before Zotero I just copied and pasted highlights into a note). Thanks for confirming it's copy-and-paste! I don't mind, it's just good to know I am not missing any obvious tricks. Thanks! I have access to Word via my university account and it won't allow me to install Zotero, unfortunately.

Evernote export all the notes