EverNote 1.5 beta available
EverNote is the note-taking program we have featured here on Download Squad a few times before. It can be compared to OneNote from Microsoft in some ways. EverNote's approach is a bit more simplistic, but still very usable and has good integration with Firefox and Outlook. The EverNote 1.5 beta is available for a free 60 day trial, after which the program costs $34.95. The program will revert to the permanent free version of EverNote if it is not purchased. This new beta has better Outlook (even with 2007 beta) and Thunderbird integration, with the ability to sync your EverNote databases with your USB flash drive. Just a few hours using EverNote 1.5, and I am already thinking about buying it. It is great to be able to take all my notes and then sync them to my flash drive and take them with me.EverNote 1.5 in action.
EverNotes integration with even Microsoft Outlook 2007 beta!
EverNotes integration with even Microsoft Outlook 2007 beta!
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prepostra said 6:24PM on 9-25-2006
Evernote is a great program, my concern is can you trust a company that has been promising PocketPC/Palm intergration for nearly 2 years, keeps saying it's coming and now wont even talk to the forum users who ask about it.
I waited, asked, got lied to, asked some more, got no reply and went and bought PhatNotes.
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spigoo said 3:20AM on 9-26-2006
Shucks... Still no PocketPC/Palm integration!
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Claudiu Spulber said 6:08AM on 9-26-2006
Why pay when FreeNote does the same job at no cost?
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