We update these religiously, so any changes to the Evernote's core limits or feature sets should be reflected in these spots. The subscription comparison chart is here: If you’re not on Evernote yet, give it a test drive and you’ll soon find it indispensable.Related to the change in upload allowances on Premium (now 4GB), I thought it was high time to remind everyone that we have two resources in the Knowledge Base that are useful for anyone looking to compare Free, Premium, and Business subscription levels, or check on current account limitations. These are just a few of the latest enhancement to an already useful tool. Strikethrough – A sentence or to-do list item no longer relevant but you want to save for future reference? You can now use the new keyboard shortcut for strikethrough: CMD+CTRL+K Along with a list of notebooks, you can now view a list of your tags in the left column. Tag column – Evernote is organized into Notebooks (folders), Notes (files) and Tags (index or subfolders). This feature is available for premium accounts only which cost a whopping $45/year. Switch between accounts – Does your workplace love Evernote as much as you do? Now you can switch between work and personal accounts from the menu.

Now you can highlight the entire list and checkboxes will be inserted at the beginning of each list item. Although Evernote has a checklist option in the tool bar, you had to insert checkboxes line by line. Access the LinkedIn integration from the sharing arrow in the note panel.Ĭhecklists – We love checklists.

Now you can also share the wealth with your LinkedIn colleagues. Share notes on social media – You already have the ability to post a note directly from within Evernote to Twitter and Facebook.

Here are some of our favorite new features: We’re great fans of Evernote on this blog, and it even integrates with your law practice management software. Evernote, the widely popular note take application keeps getting better and more useful with each update.

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