HarryWu

Yes, this way works with "quotation marks". I was just curious why keywords with no quotes returns fewer results than keywords with "quotation marks". Since this rarely happens, I've left it alone.

Thanks for your suggestion. I thought EN should treat my above example as two words and try to find notes which contains all of these words. Based on a logical AND as you said. This logic is basic and must be performed, but it seems I'm wrong. Don't understand why the search engine ignore some words😂.

I'm a bit confused about the Evernote search. Take the following pictures as example, I copied the tile of one of my notes, and later I wanna to go back and edited this note. So I pasted the whole title to the search bar, the suggested note appeared in the dropdown list, but the search results showed nothing. I thought it might be the non-English characters, but it was not. The search worked fine when I tried few other mixed strings in Chinese and English. The second picture shows that after I deleted few characters and the results finally came out. So I start to worry that some of my saved notes would not be searchable. Any suggestion?

I tried to import my notes from Yinxiang Biji, and it was imported successfully. But when I wanted to open the file in these notes, the associated software popped up a window and showed "Sorry, PowerPoint can't read xxxx." I have .docx and .pptx files in different notes, and I can't read all of these attachment. Please help me.