Want a dead simple way to flag what matters in Evernote without fancy markers. Use status tags like In Progress or Review, then shortcut the tag so your priority notes are always one click away.
Another option. In a notebook, open the note of interest, click on the Add Reminder icon and choose No date. Then in the Notes list, click on the Reminders icon (bell) - this will filter to only notes with reminders. A bit like shortcuts for a particular notebook
I use many tables with a certain background color, font, etc. in dark mode. When I am modifying these tables I must reconfigure the lines or columns that I added so that they do not clash with the table. Is there the option to Copy and Paste Format?, like other applications on the market.
Despite being an avid tagger, I do sometimes just add a task to a note so it's easily found. It's usually obvious to me from the note what action needs taking, so I don't go into massive detail in the task. I find the () shortcut to create a task in a note strangely satisfying.
I sometimes end up with a number of notes that need a simple action (perhaps the formatting needs to be amended or a number of notes need to be merged into single note), so in that case I just tag all the notes with a suitable tag to make it easy to find and process a few when I have a minute.
Another option. In a notebook, open the note of interest, click on the Add Reminder icon and choose No date. Then in the Notes list, click on the Reminders icon (bell) - this will filter to only notes with reminders. A bit like shortcuts for a particular notebook
Good idea. I used to use reminders like this but have started using pinned notes instead. Do you see this as different to pinned notes?
Hi JON
I use many tables with a certain background color, font, etc. in dark mode. When I am modifying these tables I must reconfigure the lines or columns that I added so that they do not clash with the table. Is there the option to Copy and Paste Format?, like other applications on the market.
Despite being an avid tagger, I do sometimes just add a task to a note so it's easily found. It's usually obvious to me from the note what action needs taking, so I don't go into massive detail in the task. I find the () shortcut to create a task in a note strangely satisfying.
I sometimes end up with a number of notes that need a simple action (perhaps the formatting needs to be amended or a number of notes need to be merged into single note), so in that case I just tag all the notes with a suitable tag to make it easy to find and process a few when I have a minute.
I hadn't thought of using tasks for this. Nice idea.