Thanks! In general (I suppose there must be a thread about this, but it's relevant here...), does anybody have a sense of why some functions are available in one platform but not the other? In this case, it's not like OS X somehow can't allow the function. Does Evernote think that Mac users and PC users just don't want the same things (and even then, it's not like the "two groups" don't overlap substantially). Do the developers from different platforms not communicate? Do they just disagree about what users should and shouldn't be able to do? Are there factions?! I'm being a little sarcastic, but I feel like this...lack of desire to offer the same tools to different platforms has been going on for many years, and I just don't understand it. It ends up making the product look a little arbitrary, and the company look a little disorganized. I can easily imagine a user being annoyed that a function they're used to having available is suddenly not an option, because they're using a different platform. But I really CAN'T imagine a user being...annoyed by the presence of an option they don't happen to use. In other words, what harm would it do? Obviously, I'm no longer talking just about a fairly trivial show/hide function, but about the underlying principle that accounts for many such inconsistencies.