So how does it know which lines to delete? Is it safe? Here’s an example: I don’t know it stores your note text (theoretically it could), so you might not want to paste anything too confidential in there. PRIVACY: I didn’t write this site that I linked to, and I’m not connected with it in any way, I just found it online. Personally, when I get a conflicting modification I just keep adding to the note at the bottom, and in practice this has never been a problem for me. WARNING 2: Although this process doesn’t reorder your lines of text, because duplicate lines are removed you might find that lines lower down are no longer right next to the line they used to be next to. WARNING 1: This will remove any formatting that you were using in the note. (Or paste into a new note if you want to be extra-careful.)
Paste the new text into your note, overwriting the old text. This now has exact duplicate lines removed.ĥ. Click the button “Remove duplicate lines”Ĥ. Copy your entire note to the clipboard.ģ. If, like me, most of your notes are just lists of things, such as ideas for my next book, then this will probably work well for you.ġ. How to fix Evernote conflicting changes – Method 1: Quick and Simple Here’s a couple of ways you might go about fixing this.ĭISCLAIMER: Although this has worked for me, you use it at your own risk! Take a backup copy of your note if you are concerned. It means that you were using more than one device to edit your note, and you made changes before Evernote was able to synchronise the change.
Do you see something like this in your Evernote note?Ĭonflicting modification on 28 January 2016 at 12:30:23
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