Y.I. 0 Posted February 14, 2022 Share Posted February 14, 2022 Hi, I'm using recent version of Evernote for Windows, Android, WEB with my language Japanese. Recently I noticed that some keyword search cannot hit notes as I expected. Ex. There is a note that contains the word "あ14Aが" or "あ(14A)が". If I search with "14A", both do not match though many may expect so. It does not match with "あ(14A)" neither, but matches with "あ14A" to both and that is quite awkward. I think this is a bug and hope that it will be fixed. Thank you. Link to comment
0 Level 5 PinkElephant 8,832 Posted February 14, 2022 Level 5 Share Posted February 14, 2022 Search in my language (German) is looking at word beginnings only. If a search string is embedded in the middle of a word, it is not found. This has not changed from legacy. No idea with Japanese. Link to comment
0 Y.I. 0 Posted February 14, 2022 Author Share Posted February 14, 2022 Thank you for the reply. I also read this discussion, and found quite interestingly "14:A" , "14^A", "14&A" can hit a note which contains "あ(14A)が". "14(A", "14.A", "14_A" do not work, but Colon, Hat can be replaced by other punctuation characters such as Hash, Question, Exclamation, Brackets, Dash, etc. Thank you again. This technic is enough for me. Link to comment
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Hi, I'm using recent version of Evernote for Windows, Android, WEB with my language Japanese.
Recently I noticed that some keyword search cannot hit notes as I expected.
Ex.
There is a note that contains the word "あ14Aが" or "あ(14A)が".
If I search with "14A", both do not match though many may expect so.
It does not match with "あ(14A)" neither, but matches with "あ14A" to both and that is quite awkward.
I think this is a bug and hope that it will be fixed.
Thank you.
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