Will Evernote commit to a schedule to fix this or should I continue to look at other solutions? This email fiasco prompted me to look at OneNote again and I learned that it now supports handwriting on my Android tablet. One of the big reasons I opted for Evernote a while back was hand-writing support. Note to Evernote management: the longer this functionality remains broken, the more time I have to investigate alternate solutions (read: OneNote). When Evernote decides to listen to its customers and restore the functionality they deliberately broke, I'll upgrade again. I simply un-installed the 'upgraded' version and re-installed 5.8.6. Doing that one email at a time is repetitive and inefficient.Īll, a solution for this was discuss early on.

I'm one of those missing multiple copies, because I get between 30 and 100 emails per day, quite a few of which I want to clip and assign to various client or project threads. I haven't tried changing the message body, because I simply want a copy of the actual email to add to my 'thread' on that topic. When you say 'edit the email' are you referring to the content, or to the title of the note? I'm using the new clipper and I routinely change the title to fit my standard format. Thank you in advance for any suggestion on this topic! I use to move actionable email to Evernote, but this does not require importing many emails. Maybe this is the wrong thread to ask but, as far as sending multiple email to Evernote is concerned, why do so many people need this functionality? What methodology are they using? Getting Things Done? Is it really helpful to have email in two different systems (Outlook and Evernote)? Apart from that searching items in Evernote is far better that in Outlook, I cannot see the point of doing so. I believe that in previous versions it was possible to edit the email in the popup windows before 'committing' them to Evernote but it is no longer possible.

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