Very slick application(?- Perhaps not). - HerrFunken
You don't need an Evernote button in your browser, if you use Apple's own Safari browser and Apple's own "Services" in the menu bar, you can achieve exactly the same results and much, much more.
I sometimes get the feeling as if Evernote is being marketed by stealth across many sites such as VT. "Services" is a brilliant Apple function that has been missing from operating systems such as Windows XP. And here, yet another Apple first, being re-marketed as a Windose product? :¬(
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Very slick application(?- Perhaps not). - HerrFunken
You don't need an Evernote button in your browser, if you use Apple's own Safari browser and Apple's own "Services" in the menu bar, you can achieve exactly the same results and much, much more.I sometimes get the feeling as if Evernote is being marketed by stealth across many sites such as VT. "Services" is a brilliant Apple function that has been missing from operating systems such as Windows XP. And here, yet another Apple first, being re-marketed as a Windose product? :¬(
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