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@TerminalThe link says it's unavailable. Is this a video I can watch anywhere else? Thanks!

Yeah, this is a new concept for me in Evernote. @Atif 's design is amazing! I just can't figure out how to accomplish that look, let alone that layout! I have used EN for many years but have also struggled to make in an everyday tool because of the features it lacks at times, but seeing some of these customizable looks makes me think maybe I just didn't know you could do certain things, or that you could accomplish certain looks! Is there a HOW-TO somewhere out there that can walk someone through a design as comprehensive as @Atif?

Just to expand on why I would find this capability super useful. I take notes for work about projects and site walks. I like my notes to be well organized and look good because when I am done with them I like to be able to print them out to include them in the hard-copy fold that lives with each project and opportunity. By having the H1, H2, and H3 type headings available I could keep my note taking in Evernote without having to open Word. In Evernote, you can create your own version of the heading sizes by applying Bold, and increase the size of the font, so it's not the end of the world, but it would be good to have for the speed of use. Now, I do use Word for my master note sheet, then drag and drop the Word doc into a note in Evernote. This is fine, it's just an extra step and I have the risk of versioning since there is also a version living on our local server. I would still like to see more Wordprocessing style features incorporated into Evernote. It has the opportunity to be a great application for creating documents. Evernote also needs to fix the print formatting, but that's another conversation.

I think this would be great! I do try to use Evernote as a dedicated space for blog writing and would do more with it if it offered more. Having formatted header tags would be great. Word count would be fantastic and is almost mandatory! Proper print formatting would be super nice for the times you have to print something you create in Evernote, even saving as a PDF (I don't like the info header it puts on there). Evernote would be a great go-to program for writing and drafting if it only had the necessary features to make it a pleasant experience. Otherwise, I am using Google Docs or Word... I don't like having so many formats to shuffle between.