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// Evernote 3.5 Released, Encrypt Your Notes, Using Evernote as a Task Manager, CEO Q&A, and Mossberg’s Review — Evernote Links for Thursday, January 21, 2010
Say Hello to the New Evernote for Windows « Evernote Blogcast
Evernote for Windows Gets a Final Release of a makeover that makes it more Mac-like.
(Via blog.evernote.com )How To Encrypt Evernote On Mac OSX | DocumentSnap
How To Encrypt Evernote (and its database) on a Mac…. Part 2 of a series that began with how to encrypt Evernote information in WIndows.
(Via www.documentsnap.com )- Dead Simple Task Management with Evernote — Brett Kelly
Brett Kelly shares his techniques for using Evernote as a his task manager. Remember Brett — Command+Shift+T is your friend!This link has now been updated to take you to Brett’s new page. On it, you’ll find “Evernote Essentials”, his new E-Book which takes his orginal “Dead Simple Task Management” article to the next level…. check it out!
(Via Brett Kelly) Phil Libin (plibin) on Twitter
Phil Libin (CEO of Evernote) fielded users questions on his Twitter page for a couple of hours today and gave some clues for features arriving in 2010.
(Via twitter.com )Personal Technology: A Review of Evernote – WSJ.com
Walter Mossberg catches up to what everyone here already knows.
(Via online.wsj.com )
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One Response to “Evernote 3.5 Released, Encrypt Your Notes, Using Evernote as a Task Manager, CEO Q&A, and Mossberg’s Review — Evernote Links for Thursday, January 21, 2010”
Hi, I’m an old Windows guy who just recently converted to Mac and use both platforms via bootstrap. I found your website while looking for evernote information. Your site is wonderful because of your generosity of spirit as well as the richness of the technical assistance. I will definitely leave a contribution.
I want to call your attention to a dead link…”Dead Simple Task Management with Evernote” by Brett Kelly leads to a “missing page” message.
Thanks again.
Bob