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[spg SCOTT]

Discovered this recently, by accident, but it turns out to be VERY useful, at least to me, so I wanted to share because I don't think that many know about it

Double clicking on the Sort button in the windows client acts to reverse the current sort order.
This button:
http://www.evernote....882f8717dd3e437

 
Just one instance where it I have found it useful?

I normally sort my notes by updated date (with most recent at the top) and I use an "inbox" type system where all of my notes go there and I sort and file them when I get around to it.

As you can imagine, while doing this, I like to move notes to different notebooks - Doing this causes the note to be moved from the inbox notebook, and out of view.

The thing is that the most recent note is most likely to be the only one that I don't want to move (my todos) so when sorting all of the notes out, I quickly switch the sort order to show the most recent at the bottom.

Then when I move a note and it disappears, I can see the next note that needs dealing with.

When I am done, I switch back

 
Not a massive thing, but one that speeds up a process a little.

Scott

[kvitekp]

Double click also works on a Note List View button next to Sorting Mode button -- it cycles through the note list view modes.

/Peter