Gangun

Hi,

I use teXPand, native for Android.

Cheers.

G.

Sorry Gazumped, but "temporarily" is a euphemism.

2013, June:

For Amartel:

I've splitted my working area in zones, saved rectangular coordinates of every zone in a EN note (https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php  latitude: and longitude: search attributes) and when searching somehing I copy/paste those coordinates into the query.

Yes, I know, very fast 

Cheers. G 

Edited 2016-08-01: another link of Evernote Grammar for advanced search, albeit with fewer attributes

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313828-How-to-use-Evernote-s-advanced-search-syntax

"Lock Edit" would be useful to avoid "conflicting changes" too;

I push a ton of customer emails into EN by BCCing my EN address.  However this method leaves out all of the header info (To, From , Date/Time sent etc.)

 

Having that information included in the note if very helpful... enough that I usually now take the step of sending the email normally, then going into my Sent folder and forwarding a copy to EN from there (the email program will put the original header info in the body of the email).

 

Wondering if this is just me, or if others would find it helpful to have option of header information at top notes created by emailing into your account ?

 +1

+1

for 2 reasons or usages:

- Long Notes simpler to handle

- A privacy feature: no, I'm not talking about hiding sensitive data where encryption is used, but it requires typing a password, waiting several seconds EN to decrypt (on my Android device) and type password any time I open the note.

I'm a sales agent;

I keep quotations with me on the road on different EN notes; when a client hasn't the printed quotation with him, I can (must) show it on my EN app.

But where can I save quotation discounts, notes, known competitors, ...  not to show them to my customer?

• I can create a linked note: not so easy to handle (especially on mobile devices), duplicated notes for same subject, waste of time and space
• I can create an attachment and put this notes inside it (solution I'm using right now): waste of time, handling external apps to manage attachment (especially on mobile devices where attachments are harder to handle)

With a dropdown feature, all this would be much easier and faster to achieve

Cheers.

G

... so you can locate earlier entries by using the "Find on This Page" function on both your desktop and Android ...

 

Never seen it, thanks a lot

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