so, Evernote 3: still a complete absence of any reasonable text size handling.
Zoom as suggested in other threads, requires first selecting text, then command +; this actually changes the font size of the selected text, so it is not zoom.
No apparent option to paste in text and auto apply the 'default' font size
no default font option in the font pop menu
no ability to add or delete rows or columns to tables
no ability to change the table line width
no format painter
note too that the Completely redesigned interface is, as the release notes differentiates, only applicable to Lion; the old interface persists under Snow Leopard
Lion interface window draw can be flaky - the bar with hide/All notes/Notebooks.... partially double renders ( a copy and a half); although after a couple of launches it seems to get it right
syncing , I don't sync, is by default automatic and can't be escaped; so a beach ball result requiring a force quit; always a good impression on the first launch of a new install; I get that auto sync is probably a good idea, but a bit more finessing is required
second launch seems to have learnt something behind the scenes
Evernote: good idea, has promise, needs more work; and then there is the underlying corporate up-sell to be cautious of.
Yes it is not a full blown editor, but there are VERY BASIC requirements that are still not being met.
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so, Evernote 3: still a complete absence of any reasonable text size handling.
Zoom as suggested in other threads, requires first selecting text, then command +; this actually changes the font size of the selected text, so it is not zoom.
No apparent option to paste in text and auto apply the 'default' font size
no default font option in the font pop menu
no ability to add or delete rows or columns to tables
no ability to change the table line width
no format painter
note too that the Completely redesigned interface is, as the release notes differentiates, only applicable to Lion; the old interface persists under Snow Leopard
Lion interface window draw can be flaky - the bar with hide/All notes/Notebooks.... partially double renders ( a copy and a half); although after a couple of launches it seems to get it right
syncing , I don't sync, is by default automatic and can't be escaped; so a beach ball result requiring a force quit; always a good impression on the first launch of a new install; I get that auto sync is probably a good idea, but a bit more finessing is required
second launch seems to have learnt something behind the scenes
Evernote: good idea, has promise, needs more work; and then there is the underlying corporate up-sell to be cautious of.
Yes it is not a full blown editor, but there are VERY BASIC requirements that are still not being met.
Just my impressions.
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