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On 4/4/2022 at 6:01 PM, Mike McGowan said:

I tried the following - "contains:taskCompleted updated:day-1" and confirmed that completing a task is an update. The issue of course will be notes with updates other than completing a task. Closer, but the search you suggested returns no notes.

If anyone can tighten that search up, I'd be interested.

 

Thanks Mike for confirming that for you completing a task is an update. But when I click on the task circle and the task becomes striked out but the updated date does not change. 🙁I have a professional account and I have tried marking a task complete on both windows and marking a task complete on the web interface. It just doesn't change the modified date.

I've been trying to review what tasks I have completed. My strategy was to use search for

contains:taskCompleted  today-1

. Should that work? Suggestions?

1. In windows explorer one can right click on any file and send it to Evernote. Thats a great feature and I use it a lot. I very much like that the default title for the note becomes the name of the file that was sent. 
2. One can also start a note in Evernote and drag an image from Adobe Bridge and that is fine but a lot of steps to pull off.

How can I get closer to that "send to Evernote" experience in Adobe Bridge? is there a command line way to send an image file to Evernote to create a new Note? TIA

BTW I am finding it very powerful to move screenshots of tech issues to Evernote and then add a task to that note.

Thanks! That’s the dilemma always.

Could work but you will almost certainly lose your 12 clips. (I have 13 clips that are not posted) Please let me know how it goes.

I have same problem. I am posting a movie