Scottster

Thank you - this was not exactly what I had visualized but certainly works for some of my use cases. 

Notebook stack is great for using in shortcuts, because instead of one line per notebook, it only takes up one line per stack.

I'd love to do the same thing with tags.  So if I created a tag stack like "Journal Topics" and put under it the tags for "Future," "ToDo," and "Travel," then added Journal Topics to my shortcuts, I'd see each of these items under Journal Topics in my shortcut list. 

Thanks - didn't notice that.  Reposted here: 

I too would find this useful for things like lists of books and authors. 

I too would like this on a note-by-note basis.  Some notes which contain a lot of names are littered with red which is annoying.

@Pinkelephant You are right - Moderators, please move my post to the correct subforum - should be in 

https://discussion.evernote.com/forums/forum/719-evernote-for-mac-issues-versions-100-and-above/

I have tagged a note with "House", but when I go to that tag in the tags list and click it, I don't see the note I just tagged.  

This seems like a new problem - don't recall this being an issue in the past.

Note that in the new Evernote for Mac, you *cannot* disable auto formatting.  So dash-space always becomes bullets.  To work around this, you can do one of two things: 

a) Use double-dash space, which does not get converted.

b) Use dash space Command-Z, which undoes the auto formatting.

I wish they hadn't done it this way, but they didn't ask me.

Thanks @jefito - we both posted this at the same time.  You are correct - it's a feature on Windows but not on Mac. 

I had a little trouble figuring out what @BugOff meant when he said it had been added: it's in the Windows version. 

Here's how to use this feature in Windows:

- in the notebook on which you'd like to change sort order, click the grid dropdown to the left of the search box.  Set your sort order.  Then click at the bottom of the dropdown to set "Always use for Notebook "name-of-notebook."  Then go back to another notebook, and change the sort order back to the default. 

to clarify: this feature is available on the Windows native client; it would be nice if it was also available on Mac. 

Here's how to use this feature in Windows:

- in the notebook on which you'd like to change sort order, click the grid dropdown to the left of the search box.  Set your sort order.  Then click at the bottom of the dropdown to set "Always use for Notebook "name-of-notebook."  Then go back to another notebook, and change the sort order back to the default. 

I had the same request: 

Almost all my notebooks are sorted by updated time so I see my most recent notes first.  But a couple I really want to sort by Title - but if I do that, it messes up the others.  It would be neat to be able to set this on a per notebook basis.