The data will be downloaded from the server if there's no local data copy. These could be two completely different answers to the question and you are both level 5 with loads of experience. Who's right? These could be two completely different answers to the question. Actually they're not.
A copy of the database does exist on your computer while you use the v10 app. It is possible to opt to have that copy retained after you stop using the app, so that you can see and edit notes when offline. Otherwise it will be cleaned up deleted as the app exits. Apologies for that - I can't check because I'm not using v10 but other users have exported their notes to ENEX files on a notebook - by - notebook basis.
Maybe someone else can confirm how that is done I suspect you're working in the Sidebar Instead, work in the notebook page click the notebook icon.
Can anyone give a clear answer to the question of where the data for Evernote 10 is stored on my computer? Of course I want it available when I'm offline.
I've only got about 50 notebooks but exporting each one regularly takes far too much time. Who has an hour a day or week to backup Evernote? Perhaps I should have less notebooks. I'm just exporting one of my bigger notebooks and it's already more than 5 minutes. With the old Evernote you could save and replace the folder where the data was stored.
I did that when changing computer to save downloading GB of data on a slow internet connection and occasionally at other times - doing it when offline in order to retrieve a note by the dreadful export and then import of a notebook. Now I have a faster connection, I guess it's not so much of a problem and I trust that Evernote has excellent backup but perhaps I need to make sure that I don't delete notes I may later need.
Already have an account? Sign in here. Followers 1. Recommended Posts. Posted July 7, Link to comment. DTLow 5, Posted July 7, Posted July 8, DTLow 5, Posted July 8, Thanks to your help I'm getting closer. Shouldn't there be bigger files here? Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community.
Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? I believe this is outdated info. I just tried opening the About Evernote screen on my mac and there was no "Open database folder" link. Thank you, both! I had overlooked that. As soon as I did so I saw the link to the database folder, and also I see I have 6. Does this information still stand, or have things changed since various updates in the last few years?
Pete Blakemore , did you read this just above, and try it on your Mac:. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account?
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