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Why not implement a feature similar to Notion app? 

See OneNote 

Why not implement?

i like how evernote is able to proactively prompt user to save photos with text to evernote. but it's a big hassle for user to search and find the photos on his phone gallery to delete as evernote after adding the photos to evernote dont delete the duplicate original photos in gallery.

2 hours ago, keisoko said:

I do not know how it works on Mac, but I think you can achieve something similar in Windows by using Evernote taskbar icon. If you right click Evernote icon on the taskbar, the third option down is "New Note" (Ctrl + Alt + N). It will open a blank note in its own window where you can do what you  want with the note. You can even set-up an Evernote icon so that it will open new note window by default when you left-click on the icon. All you have to do is to right-click on the elephant icon and select Options => Evernote Icon Actions=> New Note. After that, all you have to do is click the Evernote icon in the taskbar and do your thing. I hope it is what are you looking for. 

thanks

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2 hours ago, dcon said:

It does. In the direct download version. This option is not enabled in the Windows Store version as we (when I was there) never figured out how to do that (and then, when an article was published a few years later, never had the time to implement it).

thanks dcon

Why not an option in Windows Evernote app > Options settings > user select checkbox so Evernote auto launch when laptop start up or user log in. Please implement? 

6 hours ago, CalS said:

I use PhraseExpress to create hot keys and auto text for EN and other apps. Anything that is Frequent and repetitive. For example cleaning up and adding notebook and tags to emails I forward To EN.  Managing reminder dates.  

Others mention AutoHotKey.  I’m just used to PE at this point.  I created an excel spreadsheet so as to know what combos are safe.   Characters/keys and mouse clicks down the side and Alt, Ctrl, Shift, Win, and all the combos across the top.  FWIW

ya awesome

to max productivity 

This fix will max productivity to max money for salary increase and charity donations by eliminating intermediary steps e,g, 5 seconds per touchpoints (varies e.g. thinking time, mistakes, recovery action, etc) over tens of thousands of touchpoints per user over billions of computer users across all brands worldwide, over the lifespan of technology and the lifespan of future human generations with numerous other qualitative factors.

Thank you.

Regards,

Jianfa Ben Tsai - Beta Male

20 minutes ago, CalS said:

That's why they are in Options.  I set my Capture hot key to Alt+0.  Two fingers quicker than three for me.  And copy selection to Ctrl+Win+A, again three fingers easier then four.  Whatever floats your boat.

thanks, could u recommend a third party hotkey app or some way to remap the evernote move note shortcut keys to other simpler two keys keyboard shortcut? 

5 minutes ago, jefito said:

These five Global Shortcut keys have defaults, but you can change them to fit whatever works best for you.

There are a large number of local shortcut keys, and speaking from some experience, it can be difficult to find perfect usability for all users in choice of shortcut key. Something that "shortens learning curve" for you may lengthen lengthen learning curve for me, and vice-versa. On the whole, with many 10's of shortcuts available, I'd guess that any so-called leaning curve among the non-standard ones (i.e. excluding Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and the like) would be immeasurable. In fact, I'd guess that most users don't use all of the shortcut keys, so it's not even an issue for most.

Short form: difficulty in measuring a difference for a seemingly small subset of the users = "small bang for big bug", i.e., low priority. Particularly when the user can change the global hotkeys.

BTW, "Move Note" is Alt+Shift+M, not Ctrl+Shift+M (Ctrl+Shift+M is "decrease indentation". That's one that I use a lot, along with its friend Ctrl+M "increase indentation)". Note that Alt+Shift+M is a*lot* closer to the default key set than Ctrl+Shift+M...

thanks

17 minutes ago, CalS said:

That's why they are in Options.  I set my Capture hot key to Alt+0.  Two fingers quicker than three for me.  And copy selection to Ctrl+Win+A, again three fingers easier then four.  Whatever floats your boat.

thanks

why not set as defaults the shortcut keys for new note window, screen slip, search evernote in options settings to use the SHIFT key instead so there is less thinking time wasted, movement time wasted, smaller learning curve between the move note "CTRL + SHIFT + M" key and the other shortcut keys. E.g. the screen clip changed to "CTRL + SHIFT + S"

5 minutes ago, jefito said:

That''s a pretty silly comparison. It doesn't seem like a big user win to me. But if you want to send me $1000, I'll upvote it.

all new things are silly, iPad was a female hygiene products as like the evolution from barter trading to cash then to cryptocurrencies.

What do u reckon the number of times (touchpoints) "move note to notebook" & "close window" are pressed by the average Evernote premium user per day  (so instead of 2 buttons - u cut that time by 50% by pressing one button) multiplied by the lifespan of e.g. 60 years age 20 to age 80 of a user - which varies, implemented over the number of Evernote users (both free, premium & business) over the lifespan of Evernote company + the qualitative factor of bringing this proposed integrative button to other software company's products which may last over the lifespan of technology for another 100 years to millennia or of course will not come to fruition in our lifetime with 50% chance of appearing in the future mysteriously in this app, other app or in other countries. Just like most things in life.

Now if the average worker have an extra 15 mins of time from the implementation of this insight, and the 15 mins of workers time = $4 (varies), nobody hires a worker where boss makes losses, research shows boss profit at least twice of value from what he pay the worker so boss makes $8 while doing practically nothing from workers increased productivity, how much value over the lifespan of Evernote will this benefit the boss per touchpoint or per day? 

Above is simply a theory which may not please everyone unless there are some form of direct of indirect benefits to them preferably monetary.  In debate, there are always red herrings which doesn't lead to objective scientific truth. 

I grew up from an abusive childhood now seeking to help society by sharing my insights as no new idea is born fully formed just like social media, the idea of smartphones, etc. In life there are bound to be mistakes made and even if those are mistakes, it may catalyst insights and throttle others to other frontiers of discovery to create products and services which benefit themselves monetary but also add value to society. Such is the power of entrepreneurship, such is the entrepreneur business owner of Evernote. 

God bless you all

I wish you and your family safe from Coronavirus

Amen

Regards,

Jianfa Ben Tsai - beta male

5 minutes ago, jefito said:

closing a window is so easy.

would a normal human prefer getting 1. $1,000 with 100% ease or 2. $1,000 with 200% ease?

2 minutes ago, DTLow said:

I'm guessing "move" is a reference to changing the notebook assigned to a note

yes