Is there a way that I can find text within a note and replace it?
Pressing command-F brings up the in-note find that highlights all occurrences of a word, but how can I easily replace those words with another?
If this isn't possible, how can I copy a note out of Evernote into TextEdit or Microsoft Word (for the Mac) or other program with Find-and-replace functionality while preserving the formatting? Whenever I copy the text back in after finding and replacing in another program (such as TextEdit), the formatting is lost when I paste back in.
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RobBrown 0
Hi All,
Is there a way that I can find text within a note and replace it?
Pressing command-F brings up the in-note find that highlights all occurrences of a word, but how can I easily replace those words with another?
If this isn't possible, how can I copy a note out of Evernote into TextEdit or Microsoft Word (for the Mac) or other program with Find-and-replace functionality while preserving the formatting? Whenever I copy the text back in after finding and replacing in another program (such as TextEdit), the formatting is lost when I paste back in.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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