kdforEvernote

I use certain formatting options frequently and others...pretty much never. I'd like to see the ones I want without having to open a separate window for a given note to enlarge it. And, frankly I'd like to bury the ai beta deeply away--it's taking up valuable screen space.

While I'm working on something else,  a window for Evernote will randomly pop up in the middle of my screen. Usually blank.
What is up with this? It has started happening since I updated to version 10.x.x

Interesting: I wrote to support about having multiple notes open and the ability to have a note open and see the main window at the same time. They told me it was something that might be restored / coming and how to revert to the old version.

Today I discovered by accident that you can have multiple notes open and or have a note open and the main window open.
The secret: Double click a note. It will pop open leaving the main window open as well.
Either the tech support person who answered me didn't really read my request...or they didn't know that the feature still exists but is accessed differently AND not noted in the update notes.

Other users: Please add to this list; things you used and need back.
I imagine I'll discover more things. I've already reverted to 7 on one of macs. (Wish I could revert the IOS version too; now multiple taps to do things that used to be easy. )

• Ability to have multiple notes open
• Ability to have a note open / popped out & have the "main view" visible
• Ability to see multiple notes that meet a search criteria in the grid layout (where notes look like postits)
• Sync button (yes, I read why it's gone, but it's  still needed sometimes)
• Restore  "format" to the menu bar. It's more mac like!

I wonder if there is some way to drag or easily see details about one contact in a mac address book in an evernote note.

I am trying to create a to do list of folks to call, it would be so great if I could just drag contact info either from my address book over to evernote. If I try that I get an unviewable .vcf file...which I don't want.

Any ideas?

It's easy to get to the "notebook view" and once there you can "right click" aka control-click to open a notebook inside a notebook
You can just do step one below then drag an existing notebook to the stack you want, or do this:

1. tap Command-option-2 to go to notebook view
2. select the notebook where you want to create a stack, or the stack where you want to locate the new notebook
3. control click, on that stack or notebook
4. choose the first option "Create a new notebook in...."
5. to exit notebook view just click anywhere in the sidebar

I agree a better user experience would allow one to move a notebook to a stack in the sidebar; that SEEMS like how it should work.