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Mjbrickman

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  1. This is not quite true. Try resizing the window to 50% with the side bar minimized and then showing the side bar. The note itself can be smaller and the window should be able to accommodate this as long as the side bar is minimized.
  2. I didn't say that. Thanks for your reply. I think this would be a helpful change.
  3. Yes I have a couple of times and have not heard back. Version info: 10.29.7-win-ddl-public (3186) Editor: v140.0.17554 Service: v1.46.2
  4. As discussed here, Evernote seems to have a minimum window size set at about 50% of the screen. What's strange is, it's 50% whether the note is collapsed or expanded. So the note itself can be smaller if sidebars are showing, but you can't make it smaller if the sidebars are hidden. This is a huge problem for taking notes on Zoom calls and the like (something I do everyday). It doesn't seem like this would be a big change to the software, especially if it's only allowed with sidebars collapsed. Thanks!
  5. Great @Shane D.. For me, the most important ones I've noticed are formatting (CTRL + B, CTRL + I, etc) and bulleted lists (CTRL + SHIFT + B). So it might just be ones under the Text Formatting header in the desktop app's list of shortcuts. Many of the navigation and other shortcuts seem to work, but I've only tried a sampling.
  6. Same with me. It was after a recent update. Restarting the app or computer does not help. 10.6.9-win-ddl-public (2254) Editor: v116.1.14913 Service: v1.26.7
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