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  1. I can confirm this for iOS 13 beta 5. When I select note info button, I am taken to atlas screen without option to go to ‘add tags’ screen. Please fix!
  2. Hi Bidel, Like others on this forum, I agree that Evernote (as well as other apps) can help as you work on your dissertation. Since there is life after completing your doctoral studies, I would urge you to develop a knowledge management strategy that will allow you to use what you read and write during your coursework and research as you continue your post-doc career. I worked on team a few years ago that developed some suggestions for grad students for organizing and synthesizing your information in Evernote. The link to the site is: http://evernoteaturi.wikispaces.com/ Good luck with your studies! Jay Fogleman
  3. I agree that it would be nice to be able to add tags in the ios share dialog as is possible in the webclippers for the various browsers. I also think that a tag search box should be added to share dialog similar to the one on the “add tags” dialog within ios Evernote. As a collection grows, scrolling through long lists of tags is extremely cumbersome A search field would allow the list of tags to be narrowed to facilitate quick tag selection.
  4. I agree with this request. As it is, two command selections are required to switch from Chronological-newest to Title-alphabetical when a new notebook is accessed. The repitition is frustrating and clunky! More generally, I think that this request, along with others such as the oft-ignored cry for text highlighting in the desktop apps, reflects the immaturity of the EN model. To anticipate its customers' needs, Evernote strategists/roadmappers need to assign a team to move beyond "digital collection and search" to think about interface elements for organizing and synthesizing information for personal knowledge creation. Despite the work-arounds developed by clever users, these missing elements will in the end relegate EN to serve as an info repository when we need much more from our personal knowlege bases. I realize such requestsi are not new, but they are worth repeating by paying customers so that EN will eventually decide to allocate resources for relevant future growth. I'd be glad to volunteer some time to assemble "personal knowledge management" articles if that would help the EN discovery process.
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