Not.ĭepending on their needs, users might have to adapt their workflows to the app that is, not the app we all want it to be, because these issues take time to work out properly. The Evernote marketing theme needs an update.Ĭapture anything. This scalability problem is being mentioned more and more often on the forum. If I tried to keep a copy of a file on my computer as well as in EN, I'd have four versions of every file after two weeks. I'm just saying that for me, the fewer steps there are, the less chance of me ***** something up. I can see your logic for storing the extra file and I'm certainly not saying you're wrong.
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It's also backed up on my work computer every night (at midnight) and at home via Time Machine, so if EN did go offline for a bit I still have my file. In two years of storing it there I've never had any trouble opening the file and it always updates just fine because I open the file within Evernote. my monthly budget), and it lives there and nowhere else. My theory - and this applies to more than just Evernote, is why complicate things by adding extra steps or layers of complexity? I have a few documents that I save in Evernote (e.g. I prefer the "not having all my eggs in one basket approach" so I keep copies on my hard drive (which gets backed up to Amazon via Jungle Disk) as well as in Evernoteīurgers, I'm not going to say I disagree - just that I have a different point of view. (file tree), or simply I simply copy the file to the Evernote and let it live only there. IE, the way the file was at a certain date/time.įYI: I've submitted my info about the "lost" Excel file to EN support for their information.īut with the files I am facing a dilemma - should I need to store a duplicate of the file in the file system But the copy on my hard drive is my "source of all truths" while the versions in EN are considered versioning files. Instead, I would rather modify the copy on my hard drive & then add that to Evernote. But at this point, I'd have to say I remain hesitant to store frequently modified attachments in EN. Fortunately, I was able to recover it from the attachments folder in my Evernote folder. I did "lose" an Excel attachment today that was there yesterday.
I've recently revisited this issue & find it still problematic. Or files that I may leave open for long periods of time. But for the most part, I'd abandoned putting frequently edited files in Evernote for this reason. It did seem if I quickly opened the file, made my changes & saved/exited, things were ok.
But I noticed if I opened the Excel file by double clicking the attachment in the Evernote note & left the Excel file open for several hours, the current copy may not be updated to my note. To be specific, I had an Excel file that I would regularly update. įYI, in the past (~a year or two ago), I discovered "issues" with modifying the file in the Evernote note. Thanks - double clicking on the file attachment seems to work! Great.īut even after I opened the file (via double click), modified it and saved it - the EN has not updated the attachment attributes (still says it was created two days ago and the file size it is the same as at the time the file was added). But the copy on your hard drive will remain unchanged, of course. OTOH, if you double click the file attachment in an EN note & change that file, the modified file will be sync'd to the EN servers. If you want the modified file in EN, you will need to "re-add" it to EN either in the original note or a new note. If you change the one on your hard drive, EN does not sync those changes to the copy in the EN note. The one on your hard drive & the one in the EN note. Unless you delete the original file from your hard drive, you now have two copies of the file.
That is really frustrating as i have lost a half an hour worth of changes on quite a big document -(When you put a file into an EN note, a copy of the file is added to the note.
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It does not even update the size of "embedded file" (what we can see in the note). If i open the file with double click and save it will the changes be stored in evernote? So far it seems like evernote will not automatically pickup the changes. But what do you mean the Evernote does not sync files.
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