So, maybe you’ve decided to use another app in addition to Evernote. For instance, the Evernote Basic plan only allows you to use the app on two devices for free. You shouldn't be responsible though for solving bugs, that's what we're paying the company for.Evernote is a robust note-taking application with availability across multiple platforms, but it does have its limitations. It's admirable that you try to help other users. Nevertheless, I assume you refer to "circular reasoning"? How exactly do your 4 steps constitute a circular reasoning? And how would this be relevant to this thread? Did you pick up along the way that these are all features that once worked, and are part of many people's workstreams? That this piece of software is actually devolving, and that such incompetence is unacceptable for paying software? That for a database tool, being able to get things in and out is actually a pretty core function? That it's not correct that users need to come up with more and more elaborate workarounds to do the things that they at one time (when they took the premium subscription) could actually just do?īut honestly, guys, never mind. Is this really necessary? Feels like we're two posts away from Godwin's law. And no, I will now not dedicate part of what is left of my Sunday to try to help on this. My conclusion: I am another user, obviously stupid enough to continue with this mess of a program. Then I realize it is not working the way I wantĬonclusion: The world is against me, especially this bad, mean-wishing company etc., and I will swear sulfur and fire on their heads for their deceitful marketing messages telling me I could use this program etc. Then I declare this special wish as a no-brainer, only stupid programmers don’t know how to etc.
I assume something should work, something specific, like „I need to print all notes in a notebook, without any work for me, neat and nice, etc.“
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