Dave-in-Decatur

I do find that it's possible to paste a URL and not get a link, if there is a punctuation mark directly after it. And, for me, I find this annoying--I want the link. Can you give some more details about the other problem: There have been threads here about difficulties copying images from Evernote to paste elsewhere. Is that the issue?

There is at least one other thread on this going on. I note that your link is of the form https://www.evernote.com/l/.... The "l" suggests that it was created in the legacy (v. 6.25) program, which seems to be where the problem is. Take a look at this thread: See especially this comment in the thread:

In fact it must be a bot living under a rock inside a cave on top of a remote mountain, if it claims not to have heard of TikTok.

A classic use of the idiomatic English "you" meaning, indeed, "one," quite impenetrable to speakers of rational languages like German.

Please be aware that these are user-to-user forums; Evernote staff may look in sometimes, but generally speaking, no one here can make this programming change. FWIW, I find that in the current version of the Web client and the Android app, when I go to share a note's link to a specific person, I am offered the options "Can edit and invite, Can edit, Can view." I presume you're seeing something similar. But, as you've found, "Can edit" does not mean "Can move to another notebook." I'm not sure that Evernote has ever allowed that with a shared note (though I could be wrong). This sounds like a different problem, and it is a well-known and long-standing issue that once a note is shared, the person receiving the shared note can't delete it. It would help if you would explain what you're trying to do in greater detail.

Glad it's fixed, @DeannaL. Wonder if it's because the preview requires drawing info from online to display, which can't happen during a print? This is actually good to know; I'm sure I or someone else will run into the same problem sometime.

I assume you tried reloading it. In similar situations where reloading doesn't help, I find that clearing the browser's cache and cookies (often just for the last hour, or at most the last 24 hours) will fix it.

I'm on the same version, and I'm not seeing this. Something may have gone wrong with the update. If you haven't yet, try just rebooting the computer. If that doesn't fix it, try uninstalling Evernote and reinstalling. That will require a little time to rebuild your notes database.

See this ongoing thread:

So, the question is bug (@markeh, @Astopia) or feature (@AlbertR, me)? I expect a new note to be opened in the same window size and position as the last note that was opened as a separate window, even if it was a different note. I don't expect Evernote to remember the last opened size and position of every note ever opened in a separate window--for some users, that could run into hundreds or thousands.

Try using this for the bookmark: https://www.evernote.com/client/web#?hm=true&. For me, either as a bookmark in my browser or as a Windows desktop shortcut, it takes me to the Home page, no matter what note I was last viewing.

Any numbering system would be one that you have created, since AFAIK Evernote doesn't number them (apart from the randomly generated ID number that each note gets). So it's basically all renaming. I've never worked with as complex a system as yours, but I wonder whether, rather than mass renaming of notebooks, it might be simpler to create new notebooks with the desired names and then move notes en masse from old notebooks to new ones, finally deleting the old, now-empty notebooks. Not knowing the details, this may be a dumb idea, or an obvious one you've already tried. Just a thought.

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new. I think you have to get there through a Contact Us link at the bottom of the Web page.

I haven't done a lot of clipping lately, and I generally don't add either tags or tasks, but often add remarks, which remain at the bottom. I'll learn to skip past one more thing, but given the great variety of ways that people use Evernote it does seem that having a preference to order or select these options would be in order. Best way to encourage that would be to use the app or Web client's Feedback feature.

This is a very inside-the-U.S. perspective, but I once heard a speaker (in about 1974!) say that our pioneer ancestors in the 19th century, if they missed the wagon train west, just waited 6 months for the next one. We get aggravated if we miss one space in a revolving door.

There have been other reports of one recent version of Evernote consuming large amounts of resources. Can't recall if the solution was to wait for the next upgrade (10.53), restart, reboot, or what.

Another generalized post to a long-out-of-date thread. Bot? AI?

Just to be clear, these are primarily user-to-user forums. Evernote staff may look in sometimes, but this is not a reliable way to communicate ideas to them. There are feedback/request forums (https://discussion.evernote.com/forums/forum/449-product-feedbackfeature-requests/), and also a feedback feature in each Evernote app.

Offer what? You didn't ask for anything. You came in yelling insults at people who aren't here, and then turned to abusing people who are. Nevertheless, I will offer this (as I did in one of your other TOS-violating multiple posts): if you want to tell Evernote what you think of them, contact support, since you are paying them for the right to do so. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new I should let @PinkElephant speak for himself, but I can tell you he is not PC. He is Mac all the way.

Hello, and welcome to the forums. Can you say some more about how you are generating the links that don't work? I find that links are working, whether I create them from within a note that I want to link, using the "Copy internal link" function on the ... menu, or from within a note in which I want to insert a link, using Ctrl+Alt+K. EDIT: Forget this. I misunderstood the problem, which concerns shared note links, not internal linkes.

Of course it does, and will be reported. To understand how little you're accomplishing here, please see my replies to your other two threads on the exact same subject.

I've counted 3 posts of yours so far, including two that are new threads, yelling insults at people who are not here. Since you have a dozen or so previous posts, you presumably know these are user-to-user forums. To contact Evernote with appropriate verbal abuse, use the verbal abuse feedback feature in the app, or contact support if you have a subscription. Triple posting is not a great use of anyone's time.

Agree with the advice to delete the file from the import folder. Also, just FYI, this forum specializes in Evernote for Windows v. 10. V. 6.25 has its own dedicated forum: https://discussion.evernote.com/forums/forum/225-evernote-for-windows-issues-versions-6251-and-under/.

I was a little brusque that day, and apologize. As I've said, I'm fine with your posts in response to questions and existing threads; I find that helpful. It's the starting a thread just to promote a tutorial that bothers me. But whatever. It's not my call in the end, and I wish you the best in your work.

There must be some legitimate uses for it Maybe compiling a user manual from the drafts of separate chapters? Trying to think, trying to think ... maybe ask ChatGPT if it has any legitimate uses? Has it learned to be defensive and self-protective yet? Toward the end of my teaching career, students who were inclined to plagiarize started to do it off the Internet. It was so easy to spot, and of course if I suspected a passage I could just Google it too. But teachers and professors will have to give writing assignments that include personal interaction with the subject matter, not just regurgitation of facts, checked or not. And again, the seams between the cribbed and the original are always detectable. As is the case in the forums, just to return to the point in question.