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A way to address this is to have an Inbox notebook, kind of a clearing house, a place to put notes which can be addressed when back at the desktop. Then you can detail and tag as need be,. Also, you can create another notebook to ensure quick offline access to certain notes. I named mine Quick, catchy, eh? Inbox for me is typically empty and Quick rarely has more than 10 notes, typically a revolving set depending upon what is going on. Everything else of merit is pretty much in one notebook (I also have Joke and Receipt notebooks, which could be in the main notebook but the separation helps with searches). Tag and text is how I find things. FWIW.

Yeah, something happened in this release. Now you have to right click to open an image, and even that doesn't work for me if I have multiple images in a note.

Amen.

No problem. My search was specifically just do as the term of the search, not the whole phrase. I'm guessing if you just search for do only the do in do' will highlight.

You may be wrong @jbenson2, but a great meme in any case.

You are welcome.

You are welcome. Got me on the highlighting. I did a quick test and highlighting seems to work for me. Sometime EN loses the highlighting when you do something after the search. Try redoing the search to see if the highlighting returns. Could be a bug of sorts.

They are working for me, Windows 10 Pro though. Either using the edit toolbar or the Shift+Ctrl+- hotkey.

What was/is EN's Skitch, built into Windows EN desktop. Right click on an image and select Annotate This Image. You can add arrows, boxes and lines, highlight, pixelate, and crop.

Side list rocks.

10-4. I typically just use All Notes, Scans or Inbox for notebooks. I kinda have one click shortcuts across the top and two click shortcuts (saved searches) down the side. Fun how we all go at it to suit our own eye. TMI I know.

Time to Feedforward

Thinking more in terms of will there be enough functional enrichment to justify the journey. If not, I may find myself back on 6.7 if some of the current issues that affect me aren't addressed, if nothing else.

The screenshot at the top of the link provides a clue as to what is happening with the Windows desktop UI.

Screen real estate is what drives the number for me. I have 15 visible and 2 toe hangers. Must admit I use the eight on the left the most so I am in line with your arithmetic. Haven't used the toe hangers much of late, reorganized, now top 14 shortcuts visible for single click access. Thanks for the prod.