Paging through a notebook

[cglen157 0]

I've been unable to find a way to "page" thru notes in a notebook! For example, if I have a notebook with 30 notes in it, how do I "page" back and forth thru the previous notes?

[gazumped 10,340]

Hi.  Evernote 'notebooks' aren't quite the same thing as a spiral bound note pad - you don't normally expect to page from one entry to the next - things are found by searching rather than by looking.  There are work-arounds to page through the content - you could export all the notes to a PDF file,  or select all and use the Presentation Mode to step through the list.

[jbenson2 2,146]

On 10/22/2015 at 11:45 PM, cglen157 said:

I've been unable to find a way to "page" thru notes in a notebook! For example, if I have a notebook with 30 notes in it, how do I "page" back and forth thru the previous notes?

This is how I page through my notes In Evernote Windows

I use the awesome Vertical Note view. (Ctrl + Shft + F5) 

This view is fabulous, but Evernote keeps it secret.

And I keep the Left Panel hidden (F10) to give me more real estate to read my notes content.

I end up with a screen that looks like this:

http://www.evernote.com/l/AAIaSUp6YNZC_oyjnjbO2d9bP2fa8_KdQyo/

 

To page through my notes, I click on the first note in the Note List

I can then use my arrow key to move back and forth through the note titles and see the content in the Note Panel

[CalS 5,108]

Only thing missing is a shortcuts bar! 

[cglen157 0]

To: jbenson2:

 

Ctrl + Shift + F5 doesn't do anything in my Evernote! Maybe Vertical Note View is a feature dependent on what version of Evernote is in use. My current version Evernote Plus.

[jbenson2 2,146]

Only thing missing is a shortcuts bar! 

 

I turned off the shortcuts bar in the example to maximize the number of visible notes.

Here is what my view normally looks like:

http://www.evernote.com/l/AAJvPWQ-CjpJ6KJHIRb6_OlOkdxsUKjGIi4/

[jbenson2 2,146]

To: jbenson2:

 

Ctrl + Shift + F5 doesn't do anything in my Evernote! Maybe Vertical Note View is a feature dependent on what version of Evernote is in use. My current version Evernote Plus.

 

You should be able to do it in any Windows version - free, plus or premium.

 

But, I think you have to start off in the standard list view

>View >Notelist >List (or Ctrl & F5)

 

Then convert it to the Vertical List view with Ctrl + Shift + F5 

 

One drawback is the List Views do not show the reminders.

I don't use reminders, so it is not a problem for me.

[cglen157 0]

To: jbenson2

 

Bingo, thanks a lot!