Thomas Oatman

Thanks @DTLow and @s2sailor Yes, I thought about saved searches. I've become rather accustomed to the quick Ctrl-Q to pop up the lovely window to find Notebooks, Tags or text -- all in one place... and has my recent searches shown for quick re-access. With the Saved Search approach, that goes away -- right? I can do Ctrl-Q, type in Work to access the Work search. but then I have to click on the Search input box to continue - it doesn't even focus on that control by default it seems. Boy wouldn't it be grand if you could open new tabs up to a saved search.... and the Left pan

Similar to having a Personal and a Work account, I have a desire for separate note lists. Similar to multiple desktops in Windows and Mac. I have collected a plethora of notes in Evernote over many years; including financial, memories, insurance, research, quotes, scout and church planning, home inventory, receipts, ideas, diary, - on and on. I have found that sometimes when I have someone with me and I am searching for something, a note might pop up (like a birthday party planning note) that I did not want that person to see. Or to have a separate spot to archive notes that are c

Hi. I Too think Outlining in any of various ways would be very helpful. For instance including examples of code samples under an item... these clutter the overall space, but placed in a collapsible frame/box cleans it up nicely until you care to look at the extra details. Personally, I journal a lot in Evernote... in Windows, on the web, on iPhone, etc. These 'notes' obviously get very large... and thus difficult to get to the end of the note on iPhone. I have resolved to using the Encryption feature to hide older entries in the note like so: Obvious

+1 for "ReadOnly". Like others have said, getting into Edit mode is a bit too easy (especially in Metro version and iPad) and no "cancel" option.... And frankly, I would like ReadOnly to be default. 99% of my notes are created (or clipped) once and remain unchanged. I don't want to touch them ever again. And if I do, an Unlock step is simple enough. I have several notes that I edit quite constantly - I'll leave those Unlocked :-)