ColD

Since Evernote moved reminders to another tab I've stopped using them. Having them in a separate environment and not in context to your actual notes is a waste of UI real estate and a step backwards. Several steps in fact. Now when you create a reminder, the 'reminder notes' appear in a separate area, away from your actual notes, so now you have 2 views: Notebooks -> Notes -> Your note -> Non reminder notes tab -> Note content... or Notebooks -> Notes -> Your note -> Reminder notes tab -> Note content... When you used to have 1 view. Notebooks -> Notes -> Your note -> Note content... with reminders being part of the content. Why take a step backwards when the step forwards would have been multiple reminder for individual notes (a long requested feature) Seems that you are deprecating reminders as a central feature - so I've just stopped using them.

The above shows you how to create a link in Evernote, it doesn't show you how to create the actual clickable link, other than knowing the syntax for the text. To create an actual clickable link, you need to have the downloaded version of Evernote, not the AppStore versions (sandboxing issues). Select the file you want to link and then drag it into a web browser url area - Firefox works consistently for me. Copy that text and paste it into the dialog box above, this will create a clickable link that opens the file (or folder) that is in the path.

So if each team member has their own account, these could be basic free accounts, sharing a notebook with a premium account?

I'm looking for advice on how to set up Evernote for a number of people. Currently I have one premium license that 3 separate people (1 team) on 3 separate Macs use and we all update a set of notes. Things sync all ok and generally all works, having one account for 3 users works for us because these notes are updated infrequently, and we are all in the same office. I now want to add 2 more teams (3 members in each). Is the best approach to still have one license amongst all of us, or should I set this up as 3 licenses for 3 teams?

Evernote devs have moved the Reminders display from above the notes list where it was always visible, to another tab that you now have to click on. Is there any way to move this back?

This is the only way I've found paths to files work in Evernote. Mac is running latest High Sierra and Evernote most up to date version. 1 - Don't use Evernote from the AppStore - use the direct download from Evernote. 2 - Locate the folder or file you need to create a path and drag it into the search bar of Firefox (this is the only way I've found to create a correctly formatted link). 3 - Copy the resulting path 4 - Place cursor in Evernote, and create a link by pasting that path into the link dialog box.

New version of Evernote with the 'new' tables don't print correctly. No matter how wide I make the table or if I print at <100%, it crops off the text in the box (see attached).