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con; a complex process that I find hard to understand I'm a tag user, but also have "eyeballing the long list" My solution is a Mac Applescript which identifies the note type, and presents a filtered list of tags Also, instead of an alphabetic list, the tag list is presented in a drill down format Example: a receipt note requires a vendor tag and a budget-type tag

Confirmed, Evernote does not provide a text editor Use an external text editor, and store the text file as a note attachment I use Textastic on my Mac and iPad Background; Evernote's editor uses enml format, basically legacy html

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or -Drop the product I use the Notability app on an iPad Documents are stored as note attachment files

Evernote uses a note list paradigm model to display notes of different categories (notebook, tag, search) This note list is displayed in the Evernote Home window On a Mac, we can display multiple Home windows

Is this a function that gets a lot of use? I barely use the Shortcuts section; perhaps a dozen saved searches

https://www.fastpencil.com/pricing/

A valid request but we're using a product with an enml format (basically legacy html) I suspect this limits the "side by side" functionality

You can contact Evernote support at Twitter @evernotehelps They might help you with temporary access You can upgrade to a Premium account for a single month Use the web platform to change your Evernote password and don't use the same password for other services

Sorry, I'm not a writer, and not qualified to make recommendations I am an Evernote use and fan. I'll be checking out the Fastpencil product I like the concept There's a FastPencil review at http://www.theindependentpublishingmagazine.com/2013/05/fastpencil-reviewed.html

Most dashboards start out simply as Evernote notes Check out the examples in the forum and contest and ask questions

Yes, page numbers are a reasonable and useful feature I use page numbers in many of my documents The documents are stored in Evernote as note attachment files >>What does it mean to be a "document page product"? One indication is defined pages, with page numbers 🙂 The most well known is MS Word; I use Apple Pages >>That's another thing about Evernote. I've observed several people post valid frustrations And they don't even bother to add their vote to feature requests - still at 0 votes or followup with work-around suggestions

Yes, one of the holes is that Evernote is not a document page product This is an html base used in web pages; a continuous multi-line note with no limit for physical page length

No comment on those apps; I know MS Word and Apple Pages have Headings. They're document apps (word processing)

imho the Evernote editor is more suited for notes

I merged your post with an existing discussion for this feature To indicate your support, use the vote button at the top left corner of the discussion >>This would allow me to share entire notebooks with my students without always having the extra step of making it "read only" for them. Edit permission is actually a function of the share process

Evernote does not support pinning notes to the top of a notebook or saved search Notes are sorted by title or dates. By adjusting the note's title and dates, I can ensure the note is always sorted at the top For example I sort by date-updated. I set my index note date to 2999-01-01 and it's always at the top

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I merged your post with an ongoing discussion As you can read, it's an OS feature

Paste into Evernote will not provide "calculations In tables" I would embed the spreadsheet as a note attachment; displayed inline on my Mac

The same for IOS. I posted a screenshot above

As per @gazumped, Cronofy is an integration product I don't use it I use my calendar for events; I'd find it cluttered with all my reminders displayed For my task based reminders, I need a gantt timeline display I do a daily export of my tasks to a spreadsheet to produce the timeline display

I don't understand why you think the apps are "secure"

I'm using a Mac and screenshot >clipboard. It's easy to paste into the note

Confirmed, Evernote search does not support full Boolean search syntax This applies to all searches, not just tags There's a feature request posted at the link below. To indicate your support, use the vote button at the top left corner of the discussion