For anyone who thinks Evernote is losing the battle against OneNote, please reconsider. While I personally prefer OneNote, I can't deny that Evernote has a lot of great features Maximize Evernote with 5 Powerful Features Maximize Evernote with 5 Powerful Features With over 100 million users, Evernote is arguably the web's favorite note-saving and productivity tool. . We're spotlighting 5 underappreciated Evernote features and detailing their value. Read More
One such feature is the ability to encrypt bits of text within a note. It's okay. Instead of typing individual notes, you can select snippets of text that you want to hide. In this way, a note can contain any mix of public text and secret text.
A mundane example might be a special food recipe that has been passed down through your family for generations. Anyone can open your note and read the instructions, but to see the exact ingredient ratios, you'll need the password used to encrypt the text.
The actual text encryption process is simple: highlight what you want to hide, right click and select Encrypt selected text . When prompted, type a password. Done.
This is just one of many features that prove Evernote is still relevant. 5 Cool Features That Prove Evernote Is Still A Great Service 5 Cool Features That Prove Evernote Is Still A Great Service With all the hype surrounding Google Drive, and everyone going As for Dropbox, I think another service is being very neglected:Evernote. Our Evernote coverage has been pretty sketchy lately, and I... Read More One drawback is that the encrypted text will not show up in the Evernote search engine. 20 Evernote Search Features You Should Be Using. 20 Evernote Search Features You Should Be Using. It's one thing to use Evernote, but it's another thing entirely to master Evernote. If you're new to Evernote, I don't want to come across it as something complicated. In fact, it's not... Read More Still, start encrypting your notes! It's very useful.
Did you know about this feature? How useful do you think it is? Is it something you would use often? Tell us what you think in the comments below!
