apexadam

Thanks for the tip, Pink!

I see and understand. A bit clunky. My org eco system is MS Office on MacOS. I’m an Evernote user since 1st launch. It’s tough when they don’t play together.

After painstakingly editing a note in Evernote, including the addition of check boxes and lists, the formatting is lost (specifically and mostly check boxes and lists) is lost upon transfer to WORD. What is the solution if I want to create my notes and then digitally configure them to be read or edited by others who do not use Evernote?

Thanks.

I want the ability to turn on or off automatic hyperlinking.  Not after the fact as an edit but the presumption.  The current automatic hyperlink is a fatal flaw.  If the option already exists, can you inform me how I might set Evernote to "never automatically hyperlink"?  In addition, there should be an option to highlight a word and right-click restore or add the hyper link to the selection if desired.  So, the exception is in the end-users control.  Pretty simple, really.  I am a long time paid subscriber, this seemingly lacking feature annoys me to the point of looking at OneNote.  BTW.  I use all OSs and mobile platforms, but this, I was told was the best place to put the suggestion.
-adam

I can do that.  But this thread was related to this issue "Remove Automatic Hyperlink".  So, it seemed applicable.  Now that I think about it, why wouldn't this be an issue from the very beginning? Sigh.  I use a MAC, is "Windows Desktop Product Feedback" a more obvious section than, "Remove Automatic Hyperlink."  But, thanks again, I'll look around.

I want the ability to turn on or off automatic hyperlinking.  Not after the fact as an edit but the presumption.  If you've already fixed this fatal flaw, please let me know where in the settings I can set Evernote to "never automatically hyperlink".  In addition, there should be an option to highlight a word and right-click restore or add the hyper link to the selection if desired.  So, the exception is in the end-users control.  Pretty simple, really.  I am long time paid subscriber, this is beginning to annoy the _______ out of me.

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