My initial impression is that it’s not, but it has an all-new, super-slick interface, below. I haven’t spent as much time with it as I’d like, so I can’t say whether it’s a game changer yet. Although my immediate family, friends and partners were incredibly fortunate, we’re still picking up the pieces and trying to lend a hand to others.įinally, last month Evernote 5 for Mac rolled out. Next, just as I was about to start writing this post, Hurricane Sandy crashed into the Jersey Shore. I was so angry and frustrated that I contemplated abandoning Evernote altogether! Ultimately, though, I resolved that my issue was with Livescribe, not Evernote, so I paid the $45 annual subscription fee (again). Second, my Evernote Premium subscription was shut down because of an apparent recordkeeping error by the folks at Livescribe, makers of the Evernote-compatible digital pen.
As a result, I stumbled on a few new resources and ideas. The first thing that happened is that my email inbox was flooded with suggestions from other Evernote users and lawyers. Sure, I’ve been busy, but several other things happened in the interim, some of which have caused me to rethink this series.
It’s been almost three months since I wrote part one in my series about how I’m using Evernote in my law practice.
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