jmcgarvie

Thank you Pink! That works. Finally a solution. Should I have been able to find that easily somewhere? Because I sure did a lot of searching. Jim

Thanks, "Pink." I can get that to work. All I have to do is click on "Notes" in the sidebar, then click on "Note" in the menu at the top of the window, and then click on "Find and Replace" in that menu. Then type my search term into the "Find" window. If the term exists in the selected note I can click "Enter" to progress from one hit to the next... but only within that note. But if it isn't, I have to go to a different note and start the process all over again. Really??? What am I missing? Because the way I see it this is a HUGE step backward. If this is the way it is, I will investigate down-dating (if that isn't a word, it oughta be) to the previous version which worked so well. Jim

I read that elsewhere so I tried it. It does not work for me on the Mac.

I have used Evernote for Mac for many years, and until a recent update (v.10 maybe?) if I was doing a search of the entire database I could use CMD-G to jump to the next result within a note. CMD-G no longer appears to do anything in 10.19. How does one now go to the next result?