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RsM

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  1. Thanks for the quick reply,

    You were right... it is confusing. When I click on a link to a child note it opens a login page to Evernote. Seems like a bad assumption on my part, if I gave the shar-ee the shareable link and and then went to the child note and gave them access by using the "invite someone" and their email, that would let them access the child note (without having to install evernote). So am I correct that using a add-in and converting the note to a webpage is really the only option for a shared note that has child links? If that is correct is Postach.io the only option?

  2. 10 hours ago, Mike P said:

    The normal advice if you don't get the search results you are expecting is to first try on the web version of EN. If that works then it suggests a problem with your local database. Log out and choose the option to not save the data. Then re login again.

    Thanks, this is good to know since my database is close to 10yrs old and has close to 30k notes and does get a little wonky sometimes.

  3. 16 hours ago, PinkElephant said:

    Just tried the stack:mystack search:

    • Search for a word that exists in several stacks, without a stack argument: 178 hits
    • Search with the stack specified: 64 hits
    • Search with the stack excluded: 114 hits

    Note that the 2 later searches exactly add up to the first one. When probing the results, the stack argument has properly been used to restrict the search results.

    If it now works for you as well: Fine. If it doesn’t, something is different.

    Thank you very much, this solved it for me. I appreciate the help.

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  4. I may have assumed (wrongly) that the "&" in the tag name caused problems when I searched by tag name on Android. Sometimes the search would return no notes (or fewer) than EN on Windows. I now noticed that if I just stay on the search results (on Android) it will eventually show all the notes.

    My second assumption was that when I hit the sync button on my phone that it would update the number of notes with a specific tag but it doesn't. So the take away is "&" in a tag name is fine but syncing on Android does not update the number of notes with a specific tag, but by staying on the search page (on Android) all the notes would eventually show up. It would be nice to have a definitive list of symbols to avoid in tag names but your post definitely got me on the right track.

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  5. Thank you, this helps. I had tags with *, -, (), & instead of "and". My searches were always missing some notes. And the Evernote "Tips for organizing notes, notebooks, and tags" added to the confusion by recommending:

    Examples
    For notebooks: All notebook titles begin with a one-word prefix for the department or group that owns it. So, all Sales department notebooks, for example, would begin with “Sales:” as in “Sales:Reports”

    For notes: All meeting-related notes all start with the date in the note title as in “2014-09-05 Weekly PM Meeting”

    For tags: All tags that refer to a project or release phase begin with an asterisk (*) symbol as in “*alpha”, “*design”, or “*pending”

    from: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/209006097

     

  6. What symbols or punctuations are allowed in tag names?

    I saw one forum post that said that the underscore is the only the only thing allowed in tag names and another post that recommended an asterisk at the beginning of a tag name. When I search by tag name on Android some of the results return all of my notes and sometimes the search only returns some of my notes. 

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