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antpugh, seems to be related to this thread: http://discussion.evernote.com/topic/38550-incomplete-results-from-saved-searches-since-evernote-51/

Can you post there instead and outline your exact steps so I can try to reproduce it? Thanks!

antpugh and trumpetg, please see the attached screenshot on how to find the tags you cmd-clicked and multi-selected. The notes that show up will filter according to your tags you selected. However, if you select two tags like "fruits" and "delicious" with no notes that overlap -- no notes that are tagged BOTH "fruits" and "delicious" -- then no notes will show.

Does that help?

It's working for me. Can you provide a screenshot? This is for the Tags view, right?

antpugh, could you provide more information on your specific steps that lead to an error with multi-selecting tags in sidebar or in the Tags view?

Thanks for the suggestion! Noted.

Interesting. I've flagged this internally. Thanks for pointing this out.

My bad -- it should go into your default notebook automatically. You're right.

Are you positive your default notebook is correctly set to what you want it to be? Check by going into Evernote > Preferences > General.

If your default notebook is what you want it to be but it's still not sending it there correctly -- where are your notes ending up? Do you see a pattern (do they all end up in another stray notebook) or just at other random notebooks?

Jon, the syntax of your email subject line is important. Can you provide a more specific subject line -- the exact line of an sample note?

For example, Subject: Trip to Florida @travel #expense report

Would create a note titled Trip to Florida in my travel notebook, tagged with expense report.

http://blog.evernote.com/blog/2010/03/16/emailing-into-evernote-just-got-better/

You need to set a specific notebook each time you email something into Evernote; it won't go into your default notebook automatically.

Hi Jon,

Can you give a specific example of the subject line when you email a note into Evernote and where the note ended up in the end?

Hi Joachim,

Format > Show Fonts in menu bar contains the shortcut CMD-T.

CMD-T brings up the Apple native font palette. Does that help?