Numbered lists in text editor: Harvard style

[2ndTenor 4]

I saw this post on Quora and I agree with it wholeheartedly:

https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-create-a-text-editor-like-Evernote/answer/Miles-Gordon-3

I'm not sure why Evernote, as mature as it is, still cannot employ outlining as in 1), a), i). It would greatly simplify my workflow if I could take notes using Evernote, but my preferred method of note-taking is outlining, and Evernote's 1) 1) 1) numbered-list structure just isn't up to snuff.

I would ditch OneNote (I get a free Office 365 subscription through my work) and do all my work in Evernote if this one thing was fixed. Here's an example of how Evernote outlines:

1. First point
   1. A sub-point of point 1
      1. Text
      2. Text
   2. Another subpoint
2. Second point. 
   1. A sub-point of point 2

Attached is a picture of how OneNote and many other text editors do this.

Please fix this, or at least make it an option. Thanks.

[dabuster 1]

Yes - please!!! 

The absence of this basic feature is incredibly frustrating.