Apr 09
Looking for the EverNote Template Editor
in ENTE, evernote

Can’t find the template editor over at the main EverNote site? That’s because it’s been removed. Why? Probably because they’re focusing so hard on the new Evernote 3 beta, which doesn’t support templates. Please, don’t ask - it’s just too painful to talk about.

Anyway, some of us are still using 2.2, and some of us still want to modify templates. Not me, I’m using the ones that I’ve already got and that’s it. But there are some brave souls out there that want to play with templates.

So, I’m uploading the template editor for EverNote 2.2. This is the copy that I downloaded way long ago. Use at your own risk. No support is provided for it, or for templates created by it, either here or over at EverNote. You’ve been warned.

EverNote Template Editor - 2.2 Version

(Note: this is only for Windows - the older 2.2 version of EN only works on Windows.  Hence the template editor also only works on Windows.)

This entry was posted by GTD Wannabe on Wednesday, April 9th, 2008 at 6:49 pm and is filed under ENTE, evernote. You can follow comments through the RSS 2.0 feed.
6 Responses to “Looking for the EverNote Template Editor”
 

Thank you for this. I was really looking for the editor.

Thangaraj wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 3:26 am

 

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ToolBlog » EverNote-Vorlagen selbst gemacht wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 4:22 am

 

You must inform the people that the editor is just for the Windows version!!

TorstenB wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 12:04 pm

 

I’ve done my fair share of custom templates. I remember back in the day, we were told that more advanced template options would come when the entire template format was re-worked. Well, it has and…. um…. unless the EN folks believe in advanvement through nihlism!

In past posts, I have gotten the impression that you have the ear of at least some folks at EN. Can you please ask them to take a step back and look at the trainwreak they’re making of their product? Some of 3.0 is really good, but without the 2.2 features, it is all so much ho-hum….

BTW, I’ve never posted here before, but just want to say that I always love reading your blog entries!

John

JohnPMP wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 2:24 pm

 
@TorstenB: Sorry! I guess was kind of assumed in my head - the 2.2 version of EN only worked on Windows. It’s only EN3 that is cross-platform - even though the Mac versions seem to start at 1.x. Too confusing.

GTD Wannabe wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 8:08 pm

 
@JohnPMP: Yeah, my ear-bending abilities only go so far. A few of us power users have been quite vocal, on phone, in email, in the user forum, all to no avail.

Let’s just say that I think we power users (and by that I mean anyone that really likes automatic categories, templates, category intersection, etc.) are not the demographic that the new EN is targetting. For one thing, I don’t have a camera phone. Also, I’m not much on snapping pictures of wine bottles. Plus, my working db has 7000+ notes. Like I’m going to want to access that on a mobile device, even if I had a device they supported.

On the plus side, my 2.2 still works, so I’m still happy with my working software :)

Oh, and thanks.

GTD Wannabe wrote on April 10th, 2008 at 8:12 pm

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