Bartman001

I have the same problem on Android. If a data connection is active, (Evernote for unknown reasons) needs to connect to the server, even though the note is stored for offline viewing. This is problematic in an area of poor signal coverage. It delays or sometimes never displays the note until a good data connection is re-established. I run into this problem all the time while traveling and I find it annoying. I'm not sure why Evernote mechanized it this way. The only work-around that I know of is to turn mobile data off, This allows offline notes to load instantly.

It's been 24 hours since the screen capture. If I look at the info for that note, it says "1 image has not been indexed". Subsequent screen captures that I didn't "markup up" were all indexed.

I took a screen capture and immediately added text to the image using the "Markup" option. I noticed that the image never got indexed. Subsequent screen captures that weren't "marked up" got properly indexed. 5.1.0.2046 (270046) Evernote premium user

Just what I needed to know. Than you. Press on your username and sign out and then back in. You will have to use your new password. My username is not my email address. It had defaulted to my email address.

I truly don't think this an Evernote issue. I think some of us are lucky and our phone carrier (Mine is Sprint) has made it part of their package to bring up the dialer if It recognizes a phone number. The phone numbers aren't highlighted and show up as plane text but have to be in the ten digit format (xxx-xxx-xxxx). Maybe we can request that Evernote provide the capability to recognize phone numbers like most other programs and provide a link to bring up the dialer. Here is a link to a short video of how I use Evernote and phone numbers. http://player.vimeo.com/video/53371918 I hope th

I hope you guys resolve your problem. I use this function all the time and it works for me. I'm using the latest version of evernote with Jelly Bean on my GS3.

I have a GS3 with 4.1.1 and have no problems selecting a phone number in a ten digit format (xxx-xxx-xxxx). It has to be exactly ten digits in that format. No other combinations work.