_Mark M_

I'm sure this has been raised previously but I can't find a suitable post to add my 'me too!' comment to (pretty sure an admin will point me to one now though 😉) I've dabbled with Tasks a few times and initially struggled with the logic that the system works best with tasks within notes ... my simple brain prefers a list of tasks, that may have associated notes. I get the logic and I'm rolling with it but I still can't ditch the requirement to be able to create a task and link it to a note that has all the supporting detail, attachments etc. I know I can technically do this today but the aesthetics and practicality of this kind of entry in a task list doesn't work for me: "Test Task With Link to Note | evernote:///view/1038138/s9/4ec15a16-871f-9464-945f-fb8959b7d74a/33955c02-a522-3b8b-9fda-6ea51d53f162" Is there any plan to be able to do in tasks what I can do in notes and have something like: "Test Task With Link to Note | [Note]" ... where the content of the square brackets is a hyperlink to the target note? Simply being able to highlight the [Note] text, right clicking, add link, paste link would be a game changer for me! Is it ever likely to happen?

I'm seeing the issue of notes with 0 open tasks appearing in the Tasks view on latest versions of Mac, Windows and android! I've tried logging out on each platform and this does fix it ... for a day or 2 and then it comes back! I had just committed some time to adapt my system to using Evernote to manage tasks and had come up with a methodology that may work but the issue of leaving note entries with zero open tasks means that I can't continue. Will this be fixed soon or do I abandon hope for Tasks in Evernote?

I have been out of the work environment for a few months but now back to using Evernote as my daily planner, journal etc ... probably for the first time since the new gen apps have been rolled out (I use windows, mac & android). Previously, my daily workflow included creating links in notes to local windows explorer and / or Outlook folders on my primary work device (windows) to make finding files and emails easier ... it all worked perfectly and I always knew these links wouldn't work on my secondary mac and mobile devices. Now, Evernote won't let me add a link that uses C:\ or Outlook:\\ as the prefix ... this is really annoying! Microsoft Office apps support this approach but I really don't want to ditch Evernote for Onenote because of this ... especially when it worked before! Anything I can do?