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You can use Cmd-L to get from the note body to the note title and Shift-Tab to get from the title to the note list.

This is how it will work in the next version of the Mac client: Cmd-| (that’s Cmd-Shift-\) will move focus to the note list When you’re in the note list, the tab key will take you to the title field of the currently selected note. You can try this out in the latest beta (https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/66563-evernote-for-mac-56-beta-8/?p=300121)

Stacks cannot contain notes, they can only contain notebooks. What you probably want to do is add the note to a specific notebook within the stack. The script you have should be able to handle that already.

You can uncheck the checkbox at the bottom of the annotation window.

Links pasted into the Mac client should be clickable. Is this failing for you with all urls, or only specific urls? If it’s the latter, can you give an example?

When you type in the search field, the search is performed against all your notes, plus inside attached images, PDFs and office documents. This is not basic text editor functionality. Please be assured that we read the forums and are aware of the request.

You can also drag it into the note list.

If you’re using a Mac, do the following: 1. Control click on the word (let’s say it’s bubblegum) 2. From the context menu select 'Look up “bubblegum”' That should bring up a popover with the definition.

July 13... When can we expect the next release with this fix? Thanks in advance.https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/63657-evernote-for-mac-56-beta-2/?p=290436

This is a known issue which has already been fixed for our next release.

https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/62259-evernote-for-mac-56-public-beta-1/?p=286457

Ok. The thread you posted to deals with the Mac client. To do what you want in the iOS client, click the gear, then go to Customize Home Screen, and in the Show Details section, switch Notes off.

Control-click on the Recent Notes and select Remove from Sidebar.

Actually, Recent Notes includes not only recently created notes, but also recently modified notes.

Thanks. I'll contact the support team and try to clear up the confusion.

I read it and understood it. Pasting a note link within Evernote in any way should produce an evernote://link The fact that it doesn't work that way with cmd-k is a bug.

The behaviour your describe is expected. This is not expected behaviour. It is a bug which we expect to fix in the next release. Note links should always paste as evernote:// when pasting into Evernote itself. As a workaround, Control-click on the note, hold down the option key and select "Copy Classic Note Link"

Whoa, really? I can't do it on any Evernote client that I use (Windows, Android, web). You can change the reminder date, sure, but I don't tthink that that means the same thing. Or am I missing something? You're missing something. In the Mac, Web and Windows clients, just click on the gear at the top of the Reminders, and uncheck 'Sort Reminders by Date'. Once you've done that, you can drag the reminders to reorder them. You can do the equivalent on Android too.

1) I should have been clearer. If you have one note selected, the menu item will just export that note. If you have multiple notes selected, all those selected notes will be exported, and if you have no notes selected (when you're looking at your notebooks or tags for example), then ALL your notes get exported. 2) What you do with the html files depends on where you want to move them to, and what that app's import capabilities are. 3) If you export to HTML, all the attachments for each note are saved to a resources folder. If you just want to export the attachments and not the notes themse

This is incorrect. We have no interest in forcing people to stay on our platform against their will. There are many ways to export your notes. The easiest way is to select 'Export All Notes' from the file menu. If you're exporting with the intention of moving to another app, you'll probably want to export as HTML.

They have not always been packages. They used to save as flat files. Evernote does not have (and has never had) the ability to attach directories to notes, so we zip them before attaching them. It is still possible to view and edit these documents.

This is expected behaviour. The iWork apps save documents as packages, so the only way to attach them to a note is to zip them. The zip files should still have the correct icon and double clicking them should open them in the correct app.

We have closed this bug as fixed and are no longer able to reproduce it in 5.5.1. Are you saying that it happens when you have no other display attached? If so this is a new bug. Can you explain exactly what behaviour you’re seeing? Are you using the AppStore or direct download version of 5.5.1?

Annotation is only available in 10.7 and later.