fredhammersmith

Just installed it. Looks good. But I tried to move notes from a notebook to another and could not do it. When I click on "Terminé", the window stays open, nothing happens.

I use my Galaxy tablet a lot on the field. I made a template that I can fill while working, with all the info I need for my work. But to be able to use the S Pen and write directly on the template, I needed to turn it first into a PDF. A bit overcomplicated. Not really nice. This morning, I tried for the 1st time OneNote for W10 and was amazed to see I could write directly over anything. Then, switching from my phone, to my tablet, to my computerr screen, I could very easily adapt the display to see my written notes. Very impressive. I would love Evernote to do that. Don't

Hi. Which version do you have?

I have all the bugs above plus a new one: if i clip an image, it will create the same exact note, many many times. I used to have that bug before,. It was solved. Now it is back.

Hi. Not able to zoom-in, zoom-out or move around the attached PDF files either. Si annotate them is really difficult. Is it a new bug or the feature won't be available anymore?

Version 10.4 for Android looks good but i cannot edit web pages shared from the Chrome browser.

Anybody trier to annotate PDF files with the new version? I cannot zoom in the page. Maybe i am missing something?

Personally. I use both notebooks and tags. notebooks would form the table of contents; tags would be the index entries. It is a very simple system. Every morning, I have to make sure that all new notes are in the right notebook and properly tagged. I have a shortcut to this search that I use. The whole process take a couple of minutes.

Well I am Ok with using the Legacy version for a while. But, sure, I will look for an alternative. With 300 notebooks and 40k notes, switching is a pensez-y bien! Notion seems to be very interesting and quite powerful. But my workflow relies heavily on the simple yet very powerful tag/notebook system.

This is good news, although I must point out at least one feature which does not seem to be part of the Android or web platform, that I use a lot in the Windows platform: merging notes.

Hi. Is there somewhere a table where we can see that features are included in Evernote, depending on the OS? I am especially interested to know which features are lacking from the Android version, since I will probably buy a tablet for work, and I am still on the fence between a Galaxy Tab and an Ipad.

No. Will do if times allow..

The web client is OK, but... quite incomplete.

I was considering seriously the new Lenovo Chromebook Duet for handling my note taking during trips and surveys. Than I asked myself: does Evernote even have a ChromeOS version?

Thanks, will do and report back.