ghoffman

The technical Issues option is there. I just didn't drag the window down. Duh!

Thanks @s2sailor. I used the mobile app, as you suggested. It took me to a web page, prompted me to log in, then displayed the same options I showed above. There is no way to enter a ticket that is not one of those options.

@s2sailor How did you submit a problem ticket? The usual URL just shows these options, and none of them allow me to report the issue. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=254668&guest=true&guest=true

Thank you for your response that you've also noticed the issue. I will also submit a problem ticket.

After upgrading to Evernote 10.80.2 on my Mac, Switch To ( ⌘J ) doesn't work. Now, when I try to use the feature, it always the same suggestions, which don't change after I enter text and it doesn't find the anything appropriate to switch to. Have you observed this issue?

PinkElephant, Your suggestion is what I typed for the issue I'm reporting in the second paragraph of my initial post. I put a space behind the search string inside of the quotation marks. Evernote still reports strings that do not have a space after the search string.

When I search for "pdu", entered without the quotes, Evernote reports 18 notes found. When I look at each of the 18 notes, I see the "pdu" text in 16 of the 18 notes. The other 2 notes do not contain "pdu". Find within note confirms that the text is not in these two notes. When I search for "pdu ", entered with the quotes and with a space after the u, Evernote reports 15 notes found. The 2 notes that do not contain "pdu" were included in the 15 notes 2 of the 3 notes that were included in the first search results, but not in these results, DO contain "pdu" The 3rd note that was included in the first search results, but not in these results, DOES NOT contain "pdu" I understand that quotes can be used to find an exact text string, for example "one two three". I had hoped that meant that they could be used to find "pdu", but not find "pdus". However it doesn't work that way. When I search for "pdu ", Evernote finds and highlights "pdu", even though there is not a space after the search target. Evernote 10.25.6, 4 notebooks, 11,084 notes MacBook Pro 2019 32GB macOS Catalina 10.15.7

OK, thanks for your reply. FYI, formatted text (different fonts, font size, bold, etc) works, even with multiple lines of text.

With multiple lines of a Bullet List, Numbered List or Check List selected, pressing ⇧⌘X does not invoke the Encrypt Selected Text feature. With multiple lines of text selected, the feature works as expected. Evernote 10.25.6 MacBook Pro 2019 32GB macOS Catalina 10.15.7