How many times have you wanted to pop up a new note window, enter a quick note (or even a long note), and then do something else? When you press Control-Option-Command-N you get a new blank note window. Great!
But the main Evernote GUI also pops up. Why?
When I write a note, 99% of the time I just write a note. If I want to add tags, I add it right in the note. In fact I can't think of anything I can't do right in the note. I don't need the main GUI for any reason. What I wind up doing is two steps: 1) Control-Option-Command-N then 2) close the Evernote GUI. Surely this can be configurable. I'm a big believer that just because I want it that way doesn't mean someone else doesn't have a valid reason to want it another way. In Preferences there could be an option.
I have looked for other ways to achieve this. Alternote is a possibility but it isn't 100% compatible with Evernote. I love the way Day One works but its share function doesn't seem to work with Evernote. I'm not a programmer, but something tells me it would be so easy to do this. Evernote Helper could be another way to do it, but all you get is a dinky little window. Maybe that's the way to do it – create an option for Evernote Helper to produce a dinky note or a regular window.
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emmgee 39
How many times have you wanted to pop up a new note window, enter a quick note (or even a long note), and then do something else? When you press Control-Option-Command-N you get a new blank note window. Great!
But the main Evernote GUI also pops up. Why?
When I write a note, 99% of the time I just write a note. If I want to add tags, I add it right in the note. In fact I can't think of anything I can't do right in the note. I don't need the main GUI for any reason. What I wind up doing is two steps: 1) Control-Option-Command-N then 2) close the Evernote GUI. Surely this can be configurable. I'm a big believer that just because I want it that way doesn't mean someone else doesn't have a valid reason to want it another way. In Preferences there could be an option.
I have looked for other ways to achieve this. Alternote is a possibility but it isn't 100% compatible with Evernote. I love the way Day One works but its share function doesn't seem to work with Evernote. I'm not a programmer, but something tells me it would be so easy to do this. Evernote Helper could be another way to do it, but all you get is a dinky little window. Maybe that's the way to do it – create an option for Evernote Helper to produce a dinky note or a regular window.
You can do it Evernote! I have faith in you!
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