AdmiralP

Thanks for the feedback. I wanted confirmation that I wasn't missing something. The generation if release notes does sometimes lack some accuracy. However, I remain grateful at the regularity of updates that EN are issuing.

The What's New detail on Google Play for EN Android 10.38 (17th Aug 2022) includes: "Automatically create tasks inside a note by typing "()" then a task description." Does this actually work? It doesn't seem to for me...

Yes - there seem to be some Sync issue since v10.42 was released. I use EN on Win10 desktop and Android phone (currently v10.46 on that device). Having added/updated notes ia the desktop, the Android version sis not sync at all during the least 23 hours. Tried various fixes like above (clearing cache, reinstalling the Android version etc). This morning, tried used the web version - that did sync and both my PC and phone seemed to be OK. However, after a break and then restarting the PC, EN failed to load! So uninstalled the desktop version and reinstalled it from new download from EN website. All up and running and all my 6000+ noyes seem to be there synced and up to date.

Good spot that! I guess there has to be some logic in the code that decides how much text from the note is going to be put in the title field. I imagine it's probably "up until the first nw line or full stop (period) - whichever comes first". I generally use the "20220804" or "4th August" formats rather than the dd.mm.yy style anyway. As you say that's beneficial for sorting purposes.

As I noted elsewhere I'm finding it a good solution, but I agree that it would be improved if the feature could be enabled/disabled under user preferences

Yes it seems slightly different from how it was handled in Legacy, But, I'm finding it very workable and fits with my personal workflow. As you say the tirle being highlighted after it's been placed is a handy feature that allows the editing of the title.

As MikeP says - mot a beta version, but the latest public release. I font experience any significant delays with the auto update system on Windows. I do notice that the Release Note posts here in tge EN Forums can take a while to appear...

Well EN version 10.42 delivered a nice surprise this evening. having typed in to the body of the note. you can just click in the Tile area of the note an the first line of text from the note body is inserted into the Title field. Nice job Evernote! Thanks for listening to your users.

Thanks. I'll submit a ticket to support.

Thanks for the response. Yes, the Tasks/Due date option does go someway to that,but I'd like to be able to get to a specific date/range rather than scrolling. The Tasks list is segmented into Today/Tomorrow/Next 7 Days/Future. I just feel it assist in making things more productive.

It would be helpful to be able to focus on what tasks are due on a specific date to aid planning and review. As far as I can see the filter option on the Task list has a "custom" feature, but that only allows for a range of dates starting today, not for a specific date or range of dates in, say, next week.

Thanks for those comments, Paul A. Yes = the keyboard shortcuts display helps a bit. O was looking for a way on opening Evernote on my desktop that I could immediately jump into the left sidebar. The way I fund was to use the Ctrl + n combination to open one of my Shortcuts in the sidebar, which highlights the notebook in the sidebar; however, it seems to require multiple tabs to get the focus highlighted and then be able to move around the sidebar. Just wish there was a key combination that got you into the sidebar with the navigation mode engaged... I'll keep experimenting

Dave - Thanks for the feedback. It feels like a feature that isn't quite fully implemented. On the Windows desktop, I can't find a way of getting into the sidebar and selecting an entry there using the keyboard - you have to use the mouse to select a notebook. If I do mouse-select a notebook I find I van then use the up and down arrow keys to move up and down the entries in the sidebar and pressing Enter on the highlighted notebook takes you there. You can also use the right and left arrow keys to open or close a notebook stack if you've navigated to one. I like the idea of keyboard navigation - I'm making more and more use of it, but we seem to missing a keyboard shortcut that will allow you to get into the sidebar to start navigating and minimise mouse usage. Or am I missing something here?

From the v10.36 release notes in this forum And from the Release Notes within v10.35.4L These seem to suggest that if you are working in the right hand pane, you can somehow get to the current focussed location in the sidebar, then hit tab and you can navigate up and down the sidebar menu with arrow keys. However, (a) this mechanism doesn't seem very clear - how do you get into the sidebar without using the mouse (which appears to b the thrust of this feature),,, and (b) I seem to have achieved it sporadically by accident, but not consistently It would be good if we were shown how features worked - the descriptions given in the release notes tend to be perfunctory and seem to assume the user is in a particular situation . Evernote is a great product, but there do appear to be instances where its unclear how to use features.

Dave67 - I see what you mean. That's sort of like pitting a local file address or a IRL in the task. However, as you say "it's really ,messy" (to say the least). It would be great if EN could enhance this so that you could use the Note title app link - as you can do with linking notes together, that'd be so much more easy to use and understand. Hopewfully we van hope hat it'll be improved in a forthcoming fortnightly release.

Yes - this is very confusing. The latest Windows version (10.28.3) Release Notes says you can now "click a link in a task to open a note in Evernote." (my emphasis) There doesn't seem to be an example of how this workflow is meant to operate. As you say, links in tasks only appear to operate on local files and web addresses; it doesn't obviously appear that you can link to a note from the task directly - unless you open the task and click on the note that's linked within the task. The description of the functionality deems misleading.

I'm still puzzled by this "feature"... I've just downloaded/installed Windows version 10.28.3 on my PC. The Release Notes say I can't get my head around how you get a link into a task , where that link will open another note... It would be helpful i f there was an example (video?) of this workflow. Can anyone explain this to me?

Shawn.H - agreed it's not perfect, but the Task functionality continues to improve. The Table of Contents note function in v10 would be great.

Thanks Paulfischer The Evernote prompt didn't realy explain the workings. With the recent increase to the number of characters in a task means you can use a "lengthy" URL say to a specific page on a website. Looks quite useful.

I've been running v10.27 on my Windows 10 PC since that version was released. This evening the attached banner appeared - "NEW - Add links t Tasks So you have more info to get things done" What exactly does this mean?

That was the first thing I checked. The num lock key is on and using the keypad fr the shortcut doesn't work - only the number keys on the top row of the keyboard work in shortcuts... Is there a fix fir this?

I'm running EN 10.14.3 on a Windows 10 PC. When I want to get back to the Home screen from processing a note in a notebook, I can use the keyboard command ALt+Ctrl+1 (were the 1 key is that on the top row of the keyboard) and that works fine. But, if I use Alt+Ctrl+1 where the 1 key is on the numeric keypad (at the right of my keybpard) the shortcut doesn't work... is their a fix for this?

Isn't this topic redundant now as the Export to PDF feature is working on my Windows version (since v10.17 ?) Single or multiple notes can be exported to PDF at the Personal Level, and Progessional or Teams plans allow the export of whole notebooks as PDFs.

Thanks agsteele for your response. Having had issues with my first experiment with this yesterday, my attempts today seem to have worked OK. However, I have noticed that although the first linked note appears in the note list soon after being linked, there seems to be a delay before a second linked note appears in the list - even though the calendar event menu shows that there are two linked notes to display. I'll continue experimenting. I suspect that EN will be "tuning" things as more users get to grips with the feature. EN is really moving along with the new features!

Experimenting with linking notes to a calendar event. If I understand it correctly, you can link more than 1 note to a singe event, but having done this (I think), when I click on the show linked notes option from the event in the calendar widget, the search results list is empty... is this a bug? or am I not understanding the feature correctly? is there a more detailed explanation of how linking notes to calendar events works?