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Good morning: subject: Duplicate notes with current "datetime" as the creation date. I create and sell planners so duplicating is a way of life, especially if an individual has a free account. Saving-template is not always logical. (20 saves limit) ·My mode of view options is snippet view, (must have pretty and practical snippet graphic) ·My Mode of deep filing for an annual journal is date-created needed to take this subject just a little deeper. Making a How-to always helps me. The date changed on an individual note applies to that note only and does not affect any prior or master notes. Hope this helps. Kristen

The "largest image" or pdf on a note gets the snippet spot. I usually compress images or information for this same reason and make Snippet images as png files.

@agsteele is correct: tho I do not have searching abilities in specific notebooks, 🤔 the same search in "Notes" gets the job done.

Good afternoon, I confirm I have had this problem in spell-corrector from my Mac app for some time. I right click the redsquiggle a fews times, give up and manually correct the spelling error. Today I played with the problem both in and out of tables. Outside of tables the right click correction response adheres after several times Inside of tables I have to highlight the redsquiggle then right click, works first shot! For the fun of it, I tested the theory in code block, no spell checker at all! Mind you, the redsquiggle doesn't have a clue at what I'm trying to spell a percentage of the time, 🙃 My punctuation fall back: Grammarly Hope that Helps Kristen

Good morning, irritating when those images don't show up in our options view. I've been using Evernote for 14 years, since their birth. Love it! I solved the problem from a different angle. My list of trys: quit Evernote and sign out screen shotted the image to change the recorded size trashed original note, several times (first image on note gets view option, wait for it to load before adding other images) clear image history, changed file name 😃What worked is when I dropped the image into canva, made it a compressed png file, showed up in the options view. I have no idea why some images show and others hide behind a grey veil? But like you, I rely on the snippets view in Evernote. Have a great Evernote Day! Kristen Wambach ps the problematic photo?