If you use a a desktop PC, which has plenty of permanent storage, any changes will be saved locally whether or not you sync. For the most part it works reasonably well.
Syncing is something that Evernote has to do to transfer the content of notes from one local device to another. if this is a widespread problem I'm puzzled as to how Evernote ever became so popular.Īgain with the anonymous Evernote client and/ or OS. I'm not working on my usual Wifi, and internet speed isn't great, so my impression is that Evernote is failing to save or sync in any form with poor connection.Īll this talk of servers and syncing is very well, but one would expect not losing your work to be something that 'just happens'. I've also been having this problem today, though I noticed that the syncing was severely intermittent: if I wait long enough a Sync takes place and everything is OK, but it's incredibly erratic. Hope that covers everyone's queries - if not, and you're not the OP, please start a new thread so we can look at issues individually. (NB the export/ import may compromise any note links you have set up involving that note)ĭo submit a support ticket if you're having issues - it helps to keep Evernote in the loop. Try simplifying or removing formatting, copying the content to another new note, or exporting that note to ENEX and re-importing it as a 'new' note. If you are making changes to a note but they just won't save, then again try a different client - do any changes to this note save correctly? That might still be down to the note formatting, or to some sort of data corruption in that note. Try to access the note in another client - like the web version - to see whether you can make changes that stick there. If the changes make it through to the second device but you can't edit some or all of the content, then that might be due to conflicts in formatting from one device to another. If you are doing that, and the changes aren't making it to the second device, then you need to find out which one is having trouble syncing.
#Mynotes wont save in notefolio Pc
Are we all clear that notes taken on one client device - a tablet or a phone or a PC - will not be changed on another, unless you sync successfully on the first device after making any changes, and then again on the second device before trying to edit?
Losing track of how many people are involved in this conversation now. The third party notes apps I use have been very trouble free, for me, for many years and have never lost a note or any edits of notes and can be backed up to other data storage/backup services other than just iCloud, which is data “syncing” service and not really a data backup service.
#Mynotes wont save in notefolio free
While easy and straightforward to use, Apple ONLY ever updates their Notes app once a year with a major iOS release and I find it only minimally useful as it only has a minimal amount of features, with no real organisation of notes.Įveryone that uses the free Apple Notes app would be better off just paying for any of the popular Notes apps that are a whole lot more stable and trustworthy and get updated on a constant and regular basis. The two I am aware of are called Paste and Copied.Īfter 12 years of using iOS, I find Apple’s free default iOS Notes app to be unreliable, unstable and, generally, untrustworthy of saving notes long-term within an iOS device, as well as thin on features. You could look at clipboard apps in the iOS App Store to supplement the iOS built-in clipboard. The problem with your “fix” is that the iOS clipboard only holds one clipped item at a time.Īs soon as you cut and paste something from somewhere else or from some other app, you'll lose that note.
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