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This should be simple, but I can't figure it out.

I scan documents to a notebook.  I want to view the most recent images first.  However, Evernote adds the new images to the bottom.  Is there a way to automatically sort/re-sort these documents automatically in reverse chronological order?  

There are about 100 images so far, and growing.  I can't even attempt drag and drop because the images are full size and so the process is unmanageable.  So, if drag and drop reordering is possible, is there also a way to reduce the images sizes to thumbnails?

Thanks.

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2 minutes ago, matt993 said:

I scan documents to a notebook.  I want to view the most recent images first.

Most platforms allow you to set the note sequence5915c7034a712_ScreenShot2017-05-12at7_28_53AM.png.e994e50bbfa3da519f34c5fc2a95e1ee.png

The screenshot is from my Mac; I show my notes in Update Date sequence

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That makes perfect sense, but my View menu is as follows.  (BTW, using Evernote app):

Shortcuts

Left Panel

Note List

Note Panel

Tags View

Quick Search

Work Chat 

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Search Information

Editing Toolbar

Status bar

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5 minutes ago, matt993 said:

That makes perfect sense, but my View menu is as follows.  (BTW, using Evernote app):

You'll get a more specific response if you identify your platform; Win/Mac/IOS...

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Your Note List panel should have a search box at the top. To the left of that is a dropdown menu that lets you select:

  • Note list view, e.g. Card, Snippet, Top List, etc.
  • Note list sort order
  • A setting to cause the selected view type and sort order to always be used for the current search or notebook, depending on what's current (if you clicked on a notebook, then the settings will persist for the notebook, if you filtered your note list in some other way, then the settings should persist for that filter).
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This sorts the list of notes in the notebook.  

I understand that I can sort this in any number of ways.

However, in the note are 100 document scans.  I am trying to sort these items in reverse chronological order, either by a sort command or drag and drop.  However, drag and drop appears not to be available.  Nor does cut and paste within the same note.

At this point it appears that I have to live with this.  And I now understand why people are frustrated by Evernote.  I wouldn't exactly call it customizable.  

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23 minutes ago, matt993 said:

in the note are 100 document scans.  I am trying to sort these items in reverse chronological order, either by a sort command or drag and drop.

My document scans are stored as pdf attachments in a note.
On my Mac, I can use the "Save Attachments" feature
This would give me 100 separate files to work with; and sort 
My recommendation is to import the files as separate notes

You started this discussion as Notes in a Notebook. Its confusing that you've switched to 100 scans within a note

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My terminology may have been off.  Sorry.  But a few minutes before your response, I started thinking the same thing - separate notes. And for the documents in this particular note, that does make some sense. 

But here's my overall issue.

I have a notebook called Clients.

In that notebook are 500 notes - 500 clients.

In those notes, I scan documents associated with those clients.  I would still like to see those note in reverse chronological order.  Sometimes the images are presented in reverse chronological order, sometimes not.  And I don't know why.  

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16 minutes ago, matt993 said:

I have a notebook called Clients.

In that notebook are 500 notes - 500 clients.

In those notes, I scan documents associated with those clients.

That explains the multiple scans per notes.

I'm curious as to how you got the scans to add to a note.  The process I use creates a new note each time I do a scan

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