mlondon

I'm sorry, but after more than 10 years of ignoring one of the most requested items for Evernote (The ability to collapse/expand sections of a note as an outline), it is clear that Evernote has no intention of actually listening to its paying customers. I'm not sure what user feedback/sentiment you ARE passing on to various teams, but they sure don't seem to be based on any kind of priority with regards to MAKING LIFE EASIER FOR YOUR USERS !!! PLEASE IMPLEMENT SOME KIND OF OUTLINE WITHIN EVERNOTE ! It can't be that difficult... Thank you

Evernote for Mac 10.10.5 running on MacOS 11.2.3 When trying to print a Note that is open in its own window, and that window is frontmost, Evernote does NOT print that note, but instead prints whichever note is highlighted in the main Evernote Window. Expected behavior on the Mac is when Cmd+P is pressed, it applies to the frontmost window. Reproduce by: Double clicking a note to open in its own window. Go back to main note list and select (but do not open) a different note Return to the note in the open window and print. Evernote will print the note in the main note list.

Out of disgust with Evernote 10.x (one-to-many-times-finding-that-my-notes-were-not-available), I downgraded to Evernote 7.4.1 Everything was fine, but then I did a clean install of Big Sur, thinking that all I would need to do was to fresh install the Evernote app and sync my notes. But now the way my list of notes is displayed is much tighter (ie: less space between each row) and much less legible than it was in the past. I mostly use "Side List View" so I've got a list of notes within a selected Notebook, and then the note itself to the right of that. The Notes themselves appear correctly formatted. I've looked in the preferences, but the only options for formatting there are for the Notes, not the list view. How can I adjust the formatting of the list view? Thanks...

Running Evernote v 10.3.7 on MacOS 10.14.6 Squiggly lines show up under misspelled words, but CTL-clicking on the word does NOT bring up the Mac's internal spelling suggestions. Is this working for other users? Could Evernote really have release version 10.x with this function broken? (I am prepared for the answer being "yes" and wonder how a software company could be so incompetent?) Thank you...

I'm trying to figure out how my assistant can email me entire webpages (or simplified articles) to my Evernote account using my Mail-To-Evernote email address. I prefer that they do not have full access to my Evernote account, so I dont want to give them my login information. Is there a way to email a webpage/article rather than just the link to it? If not, what other solution may exist to have someone add a page/article to my account without giving them my login? Thank you.

Hi, Long time Evernote user currently running 7.6 on macOS 10.13.6 I can not understand why it is not possible to do the following directly from the main window on the macOS app: - Rename Notebook (by either clicking directly on name, or Ctrl+click to bring up Rename option) - Drag and Drop to move Notebook in or out of a stack (Yes, I understand that Evernote imposes an alphabetical order, but moving into or out of a stack should be allowed) It is necessary to switch to the Notebook view to do either of these. Not a big deal, but why does Evernote insist on such a clunky, non-Mac way of doing things? (Both of these action are standard features of virtually all other macOS applications that have a sidebar+main window interface (Finder, OmniFocus, Mail.app, to name just a few)) Can anyone explain this behavior? (as if anything that Evernote does makes any sense)