DVM

Ah yes, "details"!

I'm sorry. I should have noticed that. I'm so used to using the desktop client that I really don't give the web version much thought. I've found that the desktop version is much nicer to use for my needs.

You can download the latest version from: http://evernote.com/download/

Fingret,

I see you're using V4 of Evernote so I'm not sure the following will work for you but...

In V5, hold the "Shift" key while clicking the triangle next to the "Notebooks" header and everything in that section will collapse. If you open up "Notebooks" again (by clicking the triangle) you'll see that all of the stacks will remain collapsed until you click on the individual stack's triangle. If you don't hold the "Shift" key while clicking the triangle next to the "Notebooks" header, everything will collapse but if you open up "Notebooks" again (by clicking the triangle) every stack that was expanded before, and only those stacks, will still be expanded.

 

Much like in every other Windows application, you can select the top stack and press the asterisk key on your numberpad. (The * key)

 

This will not work by pressing shift-8.

That's great for expanding everything but not collapsing just the stacks.

 

Hit the minus key on the keypad to collapse them.

That's not what I'm after. Hitting the minus key on the keyboard collapses everything only where selected. You might as well just click every stack that you want collapsed.

What I want to be able to do is collapse all the stacks so that all that remains are the stack headers and all notes not part of a stack.

Much like in every other Windows application, you can select the top stack and press the asterisk key on your numberpad. (The * key)

 

This will not work by pressing shift-8.

That's great for expanding everything but not collapsing just the stacks.

Well, I suppose the title says it all but I would really appreciate the ability to collapse or expand all the notebook stacks at once rather than clicking each stack individually.

Thank you!

I'm sure this will appear as an overly simplistic answer but you could just "add" the same note to another Notebook. You don't have the ability to modify the original note and have it automatically appear in the latter but a little cutting & pasting would do the trick!