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I have hundreds of notes with scanned TIFF images that do not display But I am able to download them still. And that will be what I eventually do. But if I do that, I will also kiss Evernote goodbye. This is the most amateurish move I have seen in a long time. Those images were fully supported when I created all those notes.

Did anyone get this solved on Windows? I still have hundreds of notes with scanned TIFF images, for example. And they will not display in any way.

I have a similar problem, but on Windows. I don't know if the cause of the problem is the same.

On Chrome browser, Windows 10. I was wondering why the image is now shown in the resulting note. Only the option to download or open the attachment. When I downloaded it, I can see that it is a .BIN file.

This brings up another question here: how does it work if moving notes from a shared notebook to a person notebook (at the receiving end - the "sharee's" if you will). Will the tags created at the source be created in the receiving account, or disappear? If they get created, this would probably be a way to transfer notebook ownership to the right party. I have another usage scenario where this also has interest. I have a main account that I am mostly logged on to. On PC and mobile devices. This is also the one my web clipper is pointing at. Then I have a couple of other more specialized ones. (One specifically for freelance consulting, one specifically for personal studies with lots of material captured). Since it is easiest to capture via the main account (I bump into lots of things relevant to the specialized accounts while living life), I would like to set it up so I can "hand over" notes from the main account to one of the others. Then pick them up in my "inbox" there, once I get around to it. Which means moving them out and to another notebook there. Sometimes I already decide what to do with it, and assign some tags accordingly. E.g. if it is an action item, a reference item, a project support item etc.. It will be nice if those tags can carry over easily.

Since EN can't really make relationships (structures, hiearchies, sequences) between notes and therefore has limited use as an outliner, I would LOVE to see MindManager (or another mindmapping tool) take on that role, in integration with EN. Ie. the possibility to manage a "tree" (including the sequence of child notes/topics) of notes in a mind map. This would be the best of both worlds. (Even without the mind map, it would be GREAT if EN got this functionality within. Similar to UltraRecall and other outliners, where parent/child relationships and sequence of siblings can be set up).