This worked on a Windows 10 PC
Replaced:
"qa": {}
with
"qa": {"multiSelectionLimit": 500}
File was located at
"C:\Users\Clay\AppData\Local\Programs\Evernote\resources\static\boron-config-template.json"
Update then restart Evernote. If it doesn't "take" make sure evernote has completely shut down (might need to restart computer or kill the Evernote process)
That worked by it searches all Notebooks. I'd like to search just the current one.
I Saved that search and would run it on just the current Notebook.
But if I select a Notebook and then select that Saved search, it searches all Notebooks.
How can I save a search for Tag1 OR Tag2 and apply it to current Notebook with one click?
I've got a bunch of notes. Some are tagged #1 and some #2.
I'd like to see all that are tagged with eitherone.
Is there any way to filter and see Notes that have Tag1 OR Tag2?
When sketching on Windows 10 in tablet mode (keyboard folded under screen) , when I click the UNDO button, the virtual keyboard pops up.
I hit the undo a lot (I'm a poor artist)
Here's a screencast:
https://app.usebubbles.com/eCvWyRBib83xJKVb1p9pyG/evernote-sketching-virtual-keyboard-pops-up
For the last 7y Evernote had a widget for "take photo as document". It's a key feature listed on Evernoten.com
Only reason I upgraded to paid version.
Where did it go?
How do I get it back?
When I search and find a Note, I can see what Notebook it is in. However, I can't see where the Notebook is. Often, I want to find and open that Notebook to see what other notes are in it, or to move it around.
The default size it very small for my tired old eyes (even with reading glasses). I do NOT want to have to modify the font size of all existing (1000+ ) notes. Also, the notes have varying text sizes, so I I'd have to modify bits and pieces of each note.
I just want to essentially "zoom in" to make the text larger.
-Clay
Great solution!
Is this the IFTT recipe?
Is the "save Favorited Instapaper article" and "save highlights" in the SAME recipe?
Is there any way to move the highlights to the beginning (i.e., Prepend them)?