righteousdork

Haha...yeah but that definitely doesn't give you what you want.

So just to be clear, I don't have to pay extra for "any: cat dog" but I do if I want to use "cat OR dog".

I think some boilerplate text in the future telling users to logout and back in would be a good idea when changes like this are made. I never assume I need to do that. Stop and restart, sure.

Yeah I may have jumped the gun there. My apologies. I saw that in the plan comparison and assumed my saved searches were toast. Good on them then.

I'm not sure what they mean by "Boolean terms to refine search results", but my Saved Searches and Shortcuts seem ok at the moment. I wonder if Premium folks were grandfathered in on some of these Professional features. If so, I think I'll just stop talking now.

These are all valid points. My impression from the emails was that Premium subscriptions wouldn't lose features. But if I've lost the ability to use advanced search options, then that simply isn't true. That is a feature lost. When I saw "Use Boolean terms to refine search results" in the Professional section, I immediately thought, "Oh no, this is going to affect me isn't it?"

Good call Mike. That was my problem. I completely closed the app and that did nothing. Signing out and back in was the solution on the Windows and iOS clients for me. Thanks!

I'm shocked but it actually prompted me today to update. Not sure how and when it decides to do that. Very weird.

I think the new version came out on Monday. I’ll leave it alone and see what happens, but I guarantee it won’t prompt me for the new version even a month from now. This is the general state of things in Evernote-land right now. Works fine on the Windows client though. Got prompted today for the update.

Currently running 10.10.5 on Mac OS 11.2.3 I know there is a newer version of the app out there, but when I manually Check for Updates, nothing happens. This isn't the first time this has happened. Anyone else seen this behavior? Should I stick with the App Store version? I've always been hesitant to use that version but if there's fundamentally no difference now, maybe I should give it a shot.

In the left panel, click on Tags and there should be 3 dots (...) on each tag. From there you can delete them, but I think you have to do it each one individually.

I have upgraded just about everything and I still have this problem. 10.8.4-mac-mas-public (458463) Editor: v118.1.15148 Service: v1.28.1 © 2019 - 2021 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved I'm now running macOS 11.2 (Big Sur) on a new M1 MacBook Air. This keyboard shortcut for editing tags just doesn't work for me at all. I am going crazy over here trying to figure it out.

Is anyone else having problems with the keyboard shortcut for Edit Tags (Ctrl+Opt+Cmd+T)? I pulled up my keyboard viewer to make sure the buttons are all registering. I verified that the popup functions when opening from the menu. I just can't get the shortcut to trigger it. I'm not seeing any other conflicts in system preferences. Any other ideas? I've also noticed that for me to add tags, I can't simply use (Cmd+'). I have to also use shift and hit (Cmd+"). When I was having these issues on my old MacBook Pro, I just assumed there was a weird compatibility issue. Now I'm running on a brand new M1 MacBook Air that I haven't had time to crud up yet. Open to suggestions.

I'm running the latest build and still can't get either of those shortcuts to work: v 10.4.4 build 2096 public Editor: v112.1.14477 Service: v1.23.6 © 2019 - 2020 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved I'm running macOS 10.13.6 on a 2011 MacBook Pro, which I know isn't the latest OS, but geez it's not that old is it? I think I'm just going to revert back to legacy.

Anyone have any luck using this keyboard shortcut? I cannot get it to work. Nothing else appears to be happening either, so I don't think it's mapped to another application. I'm open to suggestions.