Christophe Gevrey

I think AutoHotkey can be a nice addition to any note system to do web clipping.

Everyday, dozens of time per day, I paste my clipboard to Evernote, I select text on a web page to write it down, and I capture a bit of my screen to remember it. All these with a keyboard key combination. That's what a note software is done for: to capture thoughts and facts. Why are all these Windows shortcuts gone? Are you nuts?

Very well summarized.

Thank you, just installed. I can't add my notebooks or saved searches anymore to the toolbar. Any idea why?

I made the mistake to "upgrade" - can I go back to the previous working one?

HELP Where are my shortcuts? Win+Shift+A Where is my toolbar??? I want my Evernote BACK!

I indeed have dual monitors. So that might be the reason. I just dream to be more efficient/productive with my note taking.

It works for me the second time. If I haven't used EN "for a while" then the new note is in the task bar. 2nd time it is right at its place, in the center of my scren.

Very often, I wonder if Product Managers are using intensively their own product. I do. And I am a PM.

I am not looking for a workaround here, I am wondering why this is not the normal behaviour. You create a note with a shortkey, you expect to be able to type in it...

Thanks - as always, when you do something everyday, you wonder why it's not a core obvious feature of the product: - Evernote is used to create notes, why is there not a way to easily see the note you just created? On Windows (10) there is another major annoyance, 80% of the time, when I press Ctrl+Alt+N to create a new note, the bloody window from EN is in my task bar instead of beeing in the middle of my screen with the focus so I can directly type my note in, instead I have to grab my mouse (so I must take my hands of the keyboard) and click on the new window to bring it on top an

Hello, I am using both Windows and Android versions of Evernote. However, the one I use the most intensively is the Windows one to capture notes and links for both work and personal use. One feature that I am terribly missing, and it's maybe because I don't know where to find it, is a quick way to jump to the latest note I have created. Use case: I am looking at a random note in one of my notebooks; on a web page I capture a section in Evernote (I love this "§" shortcut for this), then in Evernote I need a way, a single button to click or a keyboard shortcut, that will always di

Best workaround is to capture your image with Keep, "grab the text" and share the note with Evernote. Et voilà. OK, one additional step. +1 for this enhancement request. I don't see what the technical details have to do with OP proposal.