Tim Kowal

Uninstalled app and reinstalled, that seemed to fix it.

The bug is also in EN for Windows 10 apparently. Same behavior.

I was searching for a note by the tag "Ideas", where I save a lot of notes. But on Android EN v. 10.6 (1111498) I only get 18 results. Same on Windows EN v. 10.9. So I launch trusty Windows EN version 6.25. Search by tag "Ideas". There they all are: 294 notes. Incidentally, if I update one of my notes on v. 6.25 and sync, then it shows up on the app. Bottom line: latest versions of EN are showing less than 10% of my notes.

Avid EN user since 2012. Business user since ~2017. I tried EN 10 when it first came out a few months ago. Liked some things, but others were dealbreakers, including: Overall sluggishness: slow to load, slow to move around, even slow to type. Loss of functionality, e.g., unable to move or tag more than 50 notes at a time (dealbreaker for my business use). Using both my personal and business accounts at once. I cannot and will not stop everything I am doing and close all my open notes just to access a note in my Business account or vice versa. Over the weekend (2/28/21) I

Same on Android. App is rendered pointless.

FYI, support says this is a known issue expected to be resolved in next update.

Me too. This was a change with one of the recent updates. My current EN version: 6.8.7.6387 (306387) Public (CE Build ce-1.36.3494). Running Windows 10. Here are the two traits that started driving me bonkers since version ~ 6.8.6: 1) Cannot drag PDFs from EN (using EN Business btw) to emails being composed in Outlook. Instead, I have to save to desktop. (There is a workaround: put the mouse cursor next to the PDF image in EN; shift+arrow to "select" it; copy it to clipboard; paste into application. But it is -- what's the word? inelegant? clumsy? stupid?) 2) Cannot drag PDFs to

@phils I am on Windows.

I'm familiar with this function, but it's only one-way -- i.e., there's no way to get them back into EN, except dragging them in one by one.

Feel free to tell me if I'm straining the limits of Evernote, but here is what I'm trying to do: I am preparing a brief to be filed in an appellate court, and I am using EN to prepare the supporting appendix -- basically, several hundred PDFs that I will be citing to in the brief. I have the individual PDFs in separate notes all in a separate notebook in EN so I can easily find them and work with them. But now that I am nearly ready to prepare the appendix itself, there are some preparations I need to perform on the PDFs, e.g., OCRing them and numbering them. Sure would be nice if there's

Not sure what you mean by "tabs for each notebook." I can also open a note from one notebook in its own window and then work in a second notebook. What I need to be able to do is CREATE new notes in the first notebook without toggling back each time.

I'm using EN Business in my law practice to help synthesize facts from a case file. I keep case file documents in one notebook, and build case facts in another notebook. The limitation is that it is difficult to toggle back and forth between my documents notebook and my facts notebook. To open a document, I have to go to one notebook; but to create a fact, I have to go to another notebook. Back and forth, back and forth. Sometimes I will use the web interface. But that is limited because the shortcut keys are different or unavailable, there is no highlighting function, sorting functions a

The Evernote desktop application for PC frequently loses consciousness, and displays the message in the title bar: "Not responding." It regains consciousness within 30 seconds, almost without fail. It often stops me from typing, but usually will capture most of my keystrokes and display them after it wakes up. The regularity of the behavior suggests Evernote ought to employ a simple "hourglass" message asking the user to wait, rather than exposing the user to the unsettling worry that Evernote has fallen and can't get up. This happens on my laptop. It happens on my desktop. It h

@phils -- thanks for confirming. @gazumped -- yes, spaces in the notebook name following the @ work ok. I had tried putting the name in quotation marks -- I think that's the way EN used to require you to do it, no? -- and it did not work. But I just tested without quotation marks and it did work. That's good enough for me. And if I do want to move from my default notebook to a Business notebook, it's easy to do that using the mobile app. Thanks!

I make frequent use of the email account Evernote assigns me to add emails and other documents to my personal account. Is there a way to get another @m.evernote.com address to send to my default Business notebook? I COULD append the subject line with @[NameOfBusinessNotebook], but my Business notebook names have spaces and numbers and so are not easy to send to by this method, especially since I'm usually using this method on a mobile device. Thanks, Tim