Randy Cain

PinkElephant (Mr Smarty Pants) has figured out the best solution. 😜But yeh, I'm wondering, too, what led to the disappearance of these features, which were definitely more convenient.

That actually works! In the mobile app, select the address, then select Look Up from the options that appear, and it will open in maps. Not quite as user friendly as a hotlink that automatically opens in maps, but a very simple method nevertheless. Thanks!!! Now if we could figure out how to make a phone number automatically dial.... I used to have a phone log that I would frequently edit and share with coworkers. The numbers were automatically hotlinked in Evernote so that all I had to do was touch it, and it would automatically dial.

I never got an answer to the problem, and that was last August. As I said in my last post, Evernote has become less useful instead of more useful over time...at least to me. Sure, I still use it, but it seems like the general lack of product evolution means that eventually another product will completely lure me away from it.

So the evolution of Evernote for me is that it's becoming LESS useful instead of more useful. Bummer.

Yeh, the IdeaPlaces isn’t what I was looking for either. I also in the past created phone lists for work and could touch the number to dial automatically. But as with street addresses, the numbers are no longer underlined in blue. Touch them and nothing happens.

I used to always paste street addresses into Evernote and then just touch the address on my iPhone to open directions in maps. Now they're no longer underlined/linked in iOS. So I'm instead pasting addresses into Apple Notes. Any idea what's up?

Yeh, I guess it was a "note." I don't know if I ever changed the font or size, but in the end, it was all uniformly the same. So shouldn't it then sync and end up appearing in a uniform font/size in iOS? Instead of having odd changes in the font size in only parts of the note?

I should be more specific with my gripe. I create a document on my desktop all in the same font size, and it looks very professional. Then I sync it to iOS and find that in the iOS version there are scattered sentences that have a VERY noticeable difference in font size than the rest of the document. It's like having one sentence with a font size of 14 followed by the next sentence with a font size of 12. I look back at the original that I created on my desktop, and it's not like that. Somehow in the syncing process, Evernote decides to change the font size ONLY IN CERTAIN RANDOM SENTENCES in the iOS document.

Same exact problem I've had for months. It makes your notes on iOS look like garbage. No fix as of 5/17/19.

I've drug the corners of various images to resize them a gazillion times in EN, but now I can't do it. I'm using version 7.6 on a 2018 macbook pro running Mojave 10.14.1. When I click on the image to get a blue box around it, when I then move my mouse to the corner of the box to "grab" and resize it, all I get is a magnifying glass shape and the option to enlarge it to full-screen. No option to manipulate the size in any other way. 😩

It's doable, but not very user friendly. It's frustrating to have to select a single word basically, and then grab the little thing and expand it to select more text. THEN you have to have your keyboard activated in order to see the highlight tool, which takes 1/3 of the page. Please correct me if I'm missing something though . I find myself preferring to just open the pdf in PDF Expert if I don't have my laptop and do the highlighting there because it's so much easier. I wish Evernote was the same....

Removing the Web Clipper from Chrome and adding it again worked for me. When I re-added it, I was automatically logged in too.

This is an old thread, and maybe there are others by now mentioning a simpler solution. I'm doing a study project and copy/pasting a lot of text from Wikipedia, which mean that every 4th word is hyperlinked. Any attempt to deal with one hyperlink at a time is just too tedious. So I'm pasting stuff into a Word document first, but when I right click, instead of selecting Paste, I select Paste Special, which then gives me some options. Pick the "Keep Text Only" to make the hyperlink disappear. When I then copy/paste it into Evernote, the hyperlink is still gone. So far, so good.... The following screen shot was taken from http://ccm.net/faq/320-how-to-remove-hyperlinks-from-a-word-document

Like others have said, taking Presentation Mode away is crushing. I can't even find an explanation for why it was done, which escalates "crushing" to somewhat infuriating. It's the main reason I felt compelled to continue paying for Premium. So now what? I'm game for looking at other options. Evernote can't keep this market cornered, and taking away a SUPERB feature seems like they're shooting themselves in the foot.