So, take these steps with the pinch of salt, as we can’t possibly fix something which doesn’t work on the programming basis. The bond which allows the Importer to work in the first place. And frequent Evernote updates might’ve broken the bond between the two. The discrepancy between the updates of two respective applications is more than a problem. The Microsoft Evernote to OneNote Importer is not the best piece of software you’ll ever run into. The key is 'actively worked with', increasingly I am using Quiver as my active editor.1: Sign out/sign in again and disable encryptionįirstly, we need to put a small disclaimer. The key features of Quiver for me are : variety of data that can be stored and actively worked with, app performance and app simplicity.

In the last 3 months I have gradually moved my active notes over to Quiver such that I now consider Evernote to only hold an archive of stuff that I'll likely never need again, and maybe I will move those into a separate Quiver archive file later. I previously read a review of Quiver ( ) and after reading it several times and visiting the app store page many many times I thought I'd give it a try. I also found the interface to be too busy and messy.

Like Mr Kaufmann, I found the 'free form' concept just did not work with my brain. Quiver is only available on OSX and I cannot see it becoming available on other devices for some considerable time - for me though I do not consider this to be an issue. Their performance kept me away such that I learned not to bother opening the apps. Having been with Evernote since 2008 I had invested a lot of time, energy and money into Evernote so making this change was not something I took lightly.Īlthough I had Evernote installed on my phone and iPad, I just never used it on those devices. A little while ago I switched from Evernote to Quiver.

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