exb file contains all of your note content, including attachments. Would that be required for the Evernote note attachments that I have? Thanks.The. exb file? I see another directory called attachments. In a calamity, if I wanted to restore the old database, would I only need the. I gathered from this thread that the username.exb file is THE date file for your notes. If anyone has any ideas, I'd be very grateful. Obviously, I can't open Evernote on it without being off the web, or else everything will be blown out. If none of this works, does the iPad offer any opportunities to salvage the files? As far as I can tell, there are only headers stored in the iPad itself. exb file to that on the old backup, exporting the missing notebook as notebk.enex, then going back to the current files and importing notebk.enex? Is Evernote going to allow me to substitute. Does the old username.exb file from my PC have password protection? Or can I open it with the current Evernote program by going offline, changing the location of the. Along with everyone else, I had to change my password for Evernote recently. One problem is, it will be about two years old, but better than nothing. I think this backup drive may include my username.exb file found through Tools > Options > General. So it's gone.īut I have an old backup drive for my PC at an out-of-state place where I am going this summer. I just deleted the wrong notebook, didn't notice it until it was too late and it had propagated through all our machines but one iPad. So if anyone can shed light on where the data is, how you access it, and where the commands are to define one notebook as cloud and another as offline/private/local, I would really appreciate it. It is quite important to me to know that my data is backed up not only in the cloud but on my own physical machine. I see no commands or options anywhere in Evernote to do that. For instance, people talk about being able to set a particular notebook to local/offline.

Most of the information does not seem to apply to the version I'm using. I've done quite a few Google searches to try to get to the bottom of this. if it's on my PC, where is it? I've checked all the usual places (roaming, local, etc etc) and there's nothing there is my Everynote data (notes, clips, etc) stored exclusively in the cloud, or is there a copy on my PC? I'm not computer illiterate, but I cannot seem to figure out or find out the following: Been tooling around with it for 2 days now.

What is evernote on my pc