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Evernote drops Microsoft .NET support in Favor of Native Code

Evernote 4, a popular note taking technology has undergone some major structural changes in regards to their previous support of Microsoft .NET and the Windows Presentation Foundation. Evernote 4 is a major shift from Evernote 3.5 due to certain issues that could not be addressed while using Windows .NET and WPF.

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Nov 3, 2010
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Evernote 4, a popular note taking technology has undergone some major structural changes in regards to their previous support of Microsoft .NET and the Windows Presentation Foundation. Evernote 4 is a major shift from Evernote 3.5 due to certain issues that could not be addressed while using Windows .NET and WPF.
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