(This is also true of colored cells in tables, incidentally.) I also found myself wondering if these templates will continue to work in the next version of EN for whatever it's worth, I can report that they are still functional in the new Web interface. Connect all your favorite email, calendar, task, and messaging apps into one. Plus customers get a 1 GB upload limit, offline notes on mobile devices, as well as passcode. Basic customers can upload 60 MB of data each month. All Free, Plus and Premium Evernote accounts have a maximum limit of 100,000 notes and 250 notebooks. For example, if you you apply highlighting (shift-control-h) to some of the text but then remove it, the background color starts to break up. Evernote is a free online service that allows users to upgrade to Premium or Business accounts. They behave smoothly enough: the text right-margin problem has been solved, and some of the colors are quite attractive. More recently I've been experimenting with some 'Coloured Background Note Templates' created by a woman in Australia: (I live in the Windows world, incidentally.) Free account has limitation of 60mb per month which can be increased to increase customer base. Help in organizing from saving boarding pass to your meeting notes, to do list, etc. Data can be stored, easily accessed and edited. I've created quite a few notes in recent months using a single-cell table with a color background, but the main problem with that technique is that the right margin of your text does not expand or contract when you change the size of the Evernote screen. Ease of data entry - through typing, recording of voice notes, image capture.

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