ChipAHoy

I will try that, have never made a table, but maybe that would do it. Thanks for the suggestion.

I have a general to-do list, and a garden to-do list. I would really like to have them in the same note, side by side, so that I can see both. Is there any way to do this with EN?

One of the two notes finally showed up, I think it must have some error on my part as to why the other one isn't in Evernote, but not sure what I did wrong. When online, I click the EN icon for the add-on to my browser, then I choose either bookmark, simplified article, full page, article or screenshot, the notebook default is quick notes, and add tags. Quick Notes is one of my notebooks for when I don't want to take the time to organize immediately. My other question was, does EN have the capability to search any word in the saved item? I believe I read that it can search all words in a PDF document.

I have been using EN for several years, and think it's great. But sometimes it ticks me off. Just now, on my iPad, I clipped a New York Times recipe into Quick Notes, with "recipe" as a tag. A few minutes later, I open EN, and can't find the damn thing! It doesn't show in Quick Notes and it doesn't come up when I type "recipe" in the search field. In the past, I have also had problems finding notes that I knew contained at least some word I was using to search with. Isn't EN now supposed to be able to search everywhere inside a note for the word that is searched by the user?

There are some old references in the EN forums to Diigo and Evernote. Are there any recent updates for importing Diigo bookmarks into EN (and keeping them as separate, individual bookmarks)? I have tried importing bookmarks from my Chrome and Safari browsers into EN, but the import doesn't break down the bookmarks individually, as they are listed in the browsers. If they are in a lump in EN, they don't really do much good.

Thank you for the reply. Later today, when I returned to my computer, the red dot was gone, and the Clipper now works. But I will remember your suggestion for the future.

I am still not able to use the EN Web clipper in Firefox for Mac. The web clipper icon has a red dot on it. When I click on the icon, a blank Mozilla pop up page appears. Can anyone help me fix this? Thanks very much.

The note that I use most often has been completely messed up. All of my formatting is gone, and all of the text is put together, making it impossible to sort unless I fix all of the formatting. How does this happen? I am growing increasingly frustrated with EN. The whole new layout makes finding things quickly harder, even submitting a help ticket has been made harder with new prompts and more new settings.

I find the new layout and design of Evernote very frustrating. I have used Evernote for several years now, and am a Premium customer, but am considering finding another alternative. I can't find what I want as easily as I used to, and find the new layout confusing and not all that intuitive. I would love to see a poll of how many others prefer the old look of Evernote.

After all this time, why do developers put out updates that break things? Apple does this all the time with their updates. Now, I can't save anything in Safari to Evernote Web Clipper.

I just wanted to say that I really prefer the old look of Evernote. I liked being able to see all my notebooks on the left side of the screen in a menu. I don't like that I have to click on the current notebook at the top of the page to bring up the menu showing all my notebooks and other menu items.

I have everything in Evernote, it would be a hassle to switch to MS Note. But for Evernote to dawdle on this issue (formatting problems when cut/paste is used), when so many customers want a solution, is a sign of indifference. So many services (Spotify, LastFM, Flickr...) that provide a great product evolve into a take it or leave it attitude towards customers.

Is it possible to merge tags? I have several that I would like to just put under one tag.

I agree completely, I just don't understand why they haven't made this a priority.