Edmond Lau

+1 to text collapse/outlining

+1 to location-based reminders

+1 to "by notebook" sorting order

+1 to add proper Boolean search

On 10/18/2020 at 2:29 PM, Mike P said:

Perhaps they take the view that EN is a note taking app so it doesn't need hundreds of different fonts. It isn't a word processor after all. If you need more complicated formating you can do it in Word and then attach the file. There is a spectrum between notepad at one end and Word at the other (or insert your favourite taxt editor and word prcessing app). Where on that spectrum should a note taking app sit? I would like to be able to sort tables for example. Best of all would be the ability to see other key document types (word, excel, even Google docs) inline as you can pdfs. So in my example if I really need to sort the table I could have an embedded spreadsheet which I would be able to see inline and only launch excel if I needed to edit it. That would be an absolute game changer for me.

I guess the current EN team and I have very different ideas of what kind of app EN should be.
I have moved back to 6.25 and am preparing for the worst -- migrating my notes to another platform.

On 10/18/2020 at 2:38 PM, secangel said:

The current set of fonts may suffice for Latin scripts but Asian scripts like Chinese or Japanese are defaulted to the serif font, which is not ideal for displays.

I do hope the font selection/ customization can be brought back somewhere somehow.

"Not ideal" is a very mild way to put it.

I need to post internal (classic) note links (evernote:///...) not only to notes within Evernote but also to another application, namely MyLifeOrganized.
I want to click such a link in MyLifeOrganized to open the corresponding note in the Windows desktop version of Evernote rather than the web app.
With Evernote 10, I don't seem to be able to do this anymore.

I have similar question. I would like to be able to use Scannable on an existing photo in the camera roll. Is it possible?

Sometimes I have already taken a photo of something and later I realize that I would actually like to scan it into Evernote.