I downloaded Evernote using the giveaway of the day and find it useful.

However I uploaded a few handwritten documents similar to the one above and the scanning hasn’t been particularly accurate and misereads words.

What I also note (and this is worrying) is that a search for the word “this” on the PC version returns 5 documents but using the web app to search the same document returns 0.

This is a cool application. I don’t have a tablet PC; just an old Pocket PC, but the sharing aspect coupled with the ability to find things based on when you put them in (I have a chronological memory for some reason) is highly appealing.

I switched for the same reason but I use windows mobile on the phone side.

My phone and several PCs are using evernote and I just use the native sync in evernote when I switch PCs by connecting the phone.

I use OneNote, but this may convince me to switch. I have an iPhone, and would like to use Firefox again (OneNote has better integration with IE). It looks like EverNote will work better with both.

This is indeed phenomenal and will shake up cloud note usefulness.

Way cool. I’ve been using this on Windows for the last year.

Tip: Use the free Microsoft Foldershare and synch up your notes on one or more computers. This allows me to create a folder on all my computers called c:syncxxxx.

Then I use foldershare to synch home, office, laptop so every machine has the same c:synchxxxx folder structure.

My Evernote notes are perfectly in tune with each other no matter where I made them.

I also use Roboform this way — throw the data file into the c:syncxxxx folder structure and now your laptop will have the same passwords and shortcuts as your desk and as your home.

Someone passed this tip on to me about a year ago and it has worked great.

https://www.foldershare.com/

Wayne Schulz