On Mon, 7 Jul 2014, at 09:29 AM, Brian May wrote: On 6 July 2014 01:33, Russell Coker <[1][email protected]> wrote:
I've been using Google Keep for editing small documents on a PC (web interface) and Android (native app). It works well for shopping lists and for notes for a LUV lecture. But I'd like to find something suitable for editing longer documents, blog posts and magazine articles. As an aside the Wordpress Android app is terrible if you are writing anything significant. In the past, I have tried Evernote, for taking notes at conferences. When it worked while, it worked while. Trouble is it was rather fragile with network problems, which is to be expected at conferences. I think it would try to make changes to the server copy, succeed, but not get the success response. So it would try again, detect that the copy on the server has changed, raise a conflict, and save under a new name. So in some cases I ended up with hundreds of file names, when I was the only one editing the one file. This was several years ago when I tried it last, it is possible things have changed now. Hi Brian. I use Evernote a lot. The conflict management has improved significantly over the last year or so, at least for notes (I have not explored how well conflicts are handled for audio tracks and the other formats that Evernote supports). I use it on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and the web client (for Linux). With the recent versions of the applications, I have had very few conflicts occur when using the Android or iOS clients on intermittent wifi or 3G connections. Regards Graeme References 1. mailto:[email protected]
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