Top positive review
5.0 out of 5 starsFlexible and Easy to Use
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2014
I started using WordPerfect when it was in Version 4.2, and Microsoft Word when it was a cranky baby. In fact, I have the distinction of being one of the very first users of some of the very first word processors, back when the concept meant a fancy typewriter that could record and words and then allow very minor edits (A thing called the IBM Magnetic Tape Selectric Typewriter, the MTST).
Evernote is a worthy addition to this motley group. It is by no means a complete word processing application, but it can handle most everyday needs. It can be used to make a shopping list complete with check boxes, write a letter, take notes for a class, maybe even write a book. It has the ability to add emphasis through underlining and italics. You can even start a project on your cell phone, work on it on your tablet later, and finalize and print it on your computer because everything is saved to the web.
I won't say it is my first choice if I'm sitting at my computer. I'm too solidly sold on power for that. But I do appreciate being able to make my shopping list and then send it to my husband who will pick up some stuff on the way home.
As you will have noted, this is a free app. There's also a "pro" version that you can pay about $50 a year to use. I haven't bothered because I'm no longer working so my needs are far less.
This is a nice little app, and I think you might like it.
