On the whole, I am very pleased with your product. However, one feature in particular is not up to your otherwise high standard.
The arrow keys do not work as expected in tables[2]. Additionally, there is no obvious way to insert new rows above/below existing rows, and columns to the left/right, once a table has been created. If such features do exists, they should be available when you right-click a table cell.
My main point is that the way in which tables work is somewhat counter-intuitive, and does not correspond well with people's conceptual model [1] of how tables are meant to work.
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krigath 0
Dear o'glorious Evernote creators,
On the whole, I am very pleased with your product. However, one feature in particular is not up to your otherwise high standard.
The arrow keys do not work as expected in tables[2]. Additionally, there is no obvious way to insert new rows above/below existing rows, and columns to the left/right, once a table has been created. If such features do exists, they should be available when you right-click a table cell.
My main point is that the way in which tables work is somewhat counter-intuitive, and does not correspond well with people's conceptual model [1] of how tables are meant to work.
Regards,
Krigath
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Design_of_Everyday_Things
[2] e.g. instead of going to the cell below, Evernote goes to the next cell when you press the
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