Wayne Villars

Yeah, that's a good idea for a workaround, thanks. I guess I'm asking for an officially supported capability so I don't have to hack the URL.

I appreciate the time taken for the responses and the suggestions provided. Unfortunately, the bottom line is that the current system just doesn't support my use case. Oh well.

I want to be able to get a link to a tag or a notebook, just like how I can get a link to a note.

Currently, I have no way to reference a tag or a notebook in another system like Todoist.

When I create a new task, Evernote should create a new note:

• the task title should be the title of the note
• the task and the note should be inseparably linked (the note is the task, and vice versa)
• clicking on the task should open the note

This enables the ability to:

• add a description to the task
•  tag the task
• add subtasks
• link the task to other notes

Haha. Yeah, I actually switched from iPhone to Android, and Scannable and DarkSky are the only two apps I really miss. Oh well. Microsoft Lens works well enough.

Well, if that's the perspective Evernote is taking, then I guess I'll just accept it and move on with my life, haha.

Currently, the scan feature on the Android app only allows for scanning to a .png. That's fine for a receipt. But if I want to scan a multipage document, I want it to get saved as a PDF. Please enable me to choose which format I want to save the scan in. Look at Microsoft Lens. That's a great scanning app.

I find myself creating "See also:" sections in my notes where I add internal links to other notes with related content. The inconvenience is that I would like the link to go both ways, but at the moment, I have to do that manually.

In case you're not following, here's a simple example:

Say I create note #1. Then a few days later, I create note #2. Within note #2 I want to reference note #1 (because it has related content), so I add the following to note #2 (using internal note links):

See also:
    * note #1

Since both notes clearly have related content, I also want note #1 to reference note #2. And herein lies the inconvenience:

In its current form, I then have to manually open up note #1 and add something like this:

Referenced by:
    * note #2

I call that a reciprocal link...I'm not sure of the proper technical terminology. What would be great is if that reciprocal link was created for me automatically...you know, in case I forget.

Taking that a step further, it would also be very cool if I could select a group of notes and have the option to create reference links between all of them with a single click.