José Adriano

Indeed ! Sorry about that... Yes, you're right. Maybe I could even create other solutions as well. Thanks !

Alt F does not put the focus as you said, at least not here for me. I know AutoHotKey . I've used it to build a kind of ATM environment "hidding" Windows underneath and leaving only Internet Explorer visible, on a Touch Screen PC. But it is just soooooooo silly to have to use it to fix something that would be expected on ANY Windows program. That's my point : I dont need AI WHILE so basic things are still missing. Anyway thanks for your cooperation and understanding of the issue. Best wishes !

😞 my fault : I used to look for it at the main menu and now it's an icon. Indeed it's there ! Thank U !

Recently I've been forced to leave EN Legacy and got very frustrated with that. Amongst several missing features there is one that compromises a lot our productivity : the typical Windows KeyStrokes for accessing the main menu ARE NOT THERE ANYMORE ! Such as Alt F , for File Menu or even Alt E, for Edit Menu and so forth. This is soooooooooooo simple and it's not there ! How could this be ? I'm a "keyboard man" and I had all of those keystrokes at my fingerprints, literally. Please come back with this feature !

Yes I also miss A LOT this NoteBook sorting "sticky mode". Long EN fan user, recently converted to a very, very frustraded because I had to leave EN Legacy... BTW, speaking from Brazil here too ! Muito frustrado e desapontado com o EN...

LOL ! Totally agree with U. Also miss A LOT this feature (NoteBook per NoteBook "sticky" sorting order). I don't need for AI (yet). There are STILL so many features missing from EN Legacy ! Have you also noticed how poorer image editor is ? When we lost Sketch back in time we've lost many features and now AGAIN, we've lost image editing capabilities, such as a simple cutting tool (croping) on our images. Forced to leave Legacy version recently and I'm very, very frustrated with this all...

Hello Paul ! Thank U so much for such a detailed and comprehensive answer. You indeed understood my point ! Voice to text transcription service embeded on Evernote would make such a difference : they already have large scale (great base of customers) and could negotiate a good deal with some voice 2 text transcription service out there. There are plenty of them as I've seen. But they're not affordable, as you probably know, for us final customers. EN could even create (offer) a new subscription plan that would incorporate this Voice to Text service. I researched several Voice to Text services out there. But I'm a single user, retired, at home. I don't have such a budget. And this feature is not a "live or die" situation of course. It's an accessorie. Through this researched I had seen Google Recorder App too. Seems very nice and I guess it works pretty well. Hope Google may release this to all of Android users anytime soon. Google Cloud also offers Speech To Txt Transcription... As for playing the audio directly inside EN, again, this is clumsy. There are some audio transcription softwares more useful for me to play and type simultaneously what I listen. I can play, stop, back 10 seconds or so, repeat, etc etc. All of that is very useful while I type what I listen. They have even Global Shortcut Keys. So I can type inside EN directly while I press say F12 to play/pause the audio at the other App (the Audio Transcription Software). EN embeded player is soooo pooor, unfortunately. Anyway, let's keep on listening what EN has to offer. Thanks again !

Two points : The World is not "IOS". I'm on Android. I'm a poor guy from Brazil. Opening a note, finding the microphone Icon, speaking and then having to click on "save" the note, while you walk is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more complicated as I said on my original post : press the widget to start the recording, speak and press the SAME button again to stop. Very simple. You can do it all only with your left thumb. Thumb down, speak, thumb up and you're done.

End of the story is that I want to take audio notes into text and into Evernote. Best of the worlds would be like this : very easy Evernote widget that I press to Record/Stop and what I say during the recording becomes a text note on Evernote. Simple as that. This is my original post. Currently there are many ways to get close to that. I have done something that is very cumbersome and doesn't solve the issue. It doesn't transcribe the audio. But we can see that Apple Notes allow you to get closer to the idea.

Here's a dream made true. See Siri Integration at minute 6:20 at the video below. Also looooooooooooong waited Locked Notes on Evernote. It's not the same as encryption. It locks the Whole Note. But let's keep on dictating the note. He does that "on-the-fly" as he says.

Lucky you that is on iPhone. I'm on Android though.

Of course I know that. But as I explained, it is not as practical as the widget I mentioned. You have to click on the Mic, then you have to stop the recording and also save the note. All that done while you're on-the-go. By using the widget as I mentioned, there are just two clicks : start recording and save recording. Simple, fast, easy, reliable. Anyway let's keep on listening to other ideas.

HI ! It's very common for me to dictate notes "on-the-go". Say I'm walking or driving etc and I remember something and want to drop a note into EN by saying it (and not typing it). Currently that's very cumbersome to do that on Evernote. There's a microphone widget but it opens the editor and so forth. It's not specialized for that. I need several steps to have the note saved. It's almost impossible to do it one-handed. What I have done so far here is to use a good Android Voice Recorder, which is Easy Voice Recorder App (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.digipom.easyvoicerecorder.pro&hl=en&gl=US). This App has a very nice widget, that I put on the top left corner of my Android device. To record an audio, I just press the widget (a red ball) and it turns into a white block. Then I know it's recording already. I say what I need to say, that is "dictate" my note and then press the white block again. It goes back to the red ball. IOW it's a "switchable" (on/off) widget for recording audios. Very practical, very easy to use. See the images : What happens on the background ? This App (Easy Voice Recorder) has Google Drive integration. The recordings are uploaded as backup onto a folder on my Google Drive. On my Windows I have a made a script on my own that periodically copies (moves as a matter of fact) those recordings into an Evernote Import Folder. This Folder is my Recordings Folder on Evernote. But all of this could happen automatically by Evernote. All the Google Drive integration wouldn't be needed of course. The audio would drop directly into Evernote itself. What I also miss *A LOT* is a dictation service for those audio files , that is : voice into text (audio transcription). Then I cold have inside my note my original audio AND the corresponding text, generated automatically. I could edit/repair this text of course and save the note again, keeping the original audio. There are several audio transcription services out there but most are expensive and I would also have to integrate to Evernote. That could be an Evernote Service as well, for premium users. Anyway, hope to have been able to expose my idea (feature request) and or course, that it could be implemented. Thanks in advance !

HI ! I'm still stuck on Evernote Legacy cause there's a very important feature for me :