HerbyDE

Aaahrg! :-) Yes, this works! Thank you so much for help!!!

I mark some notes and start the presentation mode (Windows 10, Desktop 6.2.4). With the first note all things alright. But I can't jump to the next note: arrow keys, space bar, mouse pointer at the corners and so on ...

Any hint? Thank you!

+1 !!!

Support for Paper Fiftythree pencil would be great!

Evernote won't allow me to hyperlink anything beginning with accord://...  Your continued support is still appreciated.

strange ... what exactly happens?

So, if you wrote in your note the word "testlink", mark it, choose "Hyperlink" and put in the field "http://google.com"you got an hyperlink.

An if you wrote "testlink", mark it, choose "Hyperlink" and put in the field "accord://..." -> what is the error message in the Mac version? Any Screenshot?

Yes, thank you when I create the link on iOS it goes live as you have demonstrated.  Interestingly the link remains live when it updates on the desktop version and then links successfully to the desktop app.  Sadly I still can't copy and paste a link on the desktop platform.  Thank you, very helpful.

I suppose you copy just text and you have to do one step more in desktop enviroment:

Try this (it is Evernote-Win-Desktop, but in Mac should you find the same options):

1. mark your accord://... line (in Evernote note)

2. right mouse button

3. select "Hyperlink"

4. "Add Hyperlink" -> copy in this field again the same "accord://..."

Save it - now you have a blue link - click this in desktop ...

Thank you that was helpful, although I do note that that was in iOS.  Does the same link work on the desktop / laptop.  How did you create the link?

Thanks again.

1. In iOS Accordance app: mark something and a menu appears (copy, share and so on) - use "share" and then the Evernote icon. This will generate a new note with the "accord://..." link.

2. I have no Mac so I could only make a test with Windows - it works. The Evernote desktop versions (Win) opens Accordance (Win) with the same link.

HerbyDE, your link (http://www.evernote....0DkeHixll7o_Co/)  is an Evernote link taking me to an Accordance note in Evernote.  The idea of Accordance links ( accord://read/UB_Commentary#31918)  is that they will go directly to my Accordance App/Library and open that particular reference.  

My Evernote link in the forum post was only a link to a screenshot.

Yes, the Accordance App opens at once if you make a fingertip to the link "accord://..."

I made a movie for you to show how it works:

http://www.evernote.com/l/AAG6ZAllqQZDhZZiVyAmVJYGZovezHFr3Qw/

I'm trying to learn a bit more about URL links, particularly with the app services of my bible software.

My app has created this link accord://read/UB_Commentary#31918 This link is recognised as a live link in Apple mail, pages, notes etc and if I click it it will take me to that ref in my app.  However in Evernote it remains dormant.

 

accord://read/UB_Commentary#31918

 

I'm fairy limited in my knowledge on this. Do Evernote links have to begin with 'http' or 'www'?  Do I have any obvious errors in the link like the hashtag that's preventing it from being recognised?  I'm not able to manually edit this as the edit form won't let me enter it (okay is greyed out).  I have tried reading through the forum for some help, but the all the content seems a bit complex for me.  Any insight or tips on this would be greatly appreciated. 

 

Accordance Software + Apple El Capitan

accord:// works fine for me - have a look at

http://www.evernote.com/l/AAHeQKXDG-JEg4RbCNijx0DkeHixll7o_Co/

iPad Air 1, iOS 9.1

In my iOS Evernote notes all app links seems to work since years - for any app which support such links (per example Goodreader).

Greetings from Germany (also near UK ;-) )

 

I love Markdown and it is great to see some puzzles of this in the editor. But I could live without such things if I got the possibilty to structure my text. Most important for this thing is to have headlines and sub-headlines for long texts. Would be great to have #H1, ##H2 and so on - but any button of "Heading", "Paragraph" or any font template would be okay.

 

You have had such templates in iOS Evernote (2 years ago) ...

 

Thanks - this is absolutely on the roadmap, but not in this release.  Thanks for the feedback and stay tuned.

 

Wow! This is really, really good message for all authors! Thank you so much!

I love Markdown and it is great to see some puzzles of this in the editor. But I could live without such things if I got the possibilty to structure my text. Most important for this thing is to have headlines and sub-headlines for long texts. Would be great to have #H1, ##H2 and so on - but any button of "Heading", "Paragraph" or any font template would be okay.

You have had such templates in iOS Evernote (2 years ago) ...

+1

I just saved a note URL and accessed it from a different IP address without problems,  and I used a Google+ link to look at someone else's 'public' notebook without being invited - I'm now confused as to what's going on here.  Any suggestions,  Evernote peeps?

I suppose you tested a single note link? This should stay to work. But you can no more generate a public link for a _notebook_.

If you still have a link of an old public notebook it could work furthmore, but I think there are no new public notebooks.

@lisec: Thank you for this information! A lot of users want to publish materials (per examples slides and docs after a workshop), but don't want to force friends to get an Evernote account.

Terrible! A big roll back! In Google Drive or with OneNote: one click and materials are public! First Evernote putted away the feeds of public notebook, than the entire thing.

This together with the terrible change in the Windows Beta of the notebook list (multi columns blown away, one long list) makes this formely good product too a very average product - in my eyes.

+1 - Sharing Stacks would be great! I want to make a little Wiki - so I need this.