I would like to know if the Scannable app is still really being supported. I find it scans better than the in-app one, and for my needs scans better than other apps I've tried! I have a Personal Evernote account, but Scannable keeps prompting me to upgrade to a Premium subscription, but shouldn't that be included with my Evernote subscription?
Regarding Table of Contents notes, does anyone have tips for rearranging the sections of long notes with multiple headers? Closing the toggle and trying to drag the section to somewhere else doesn't seem to work (it drags the Header but leaves the content in place). Opening the Header, selecting the text, and then trying to drag doesn't work either. The only option that seems to work is selecting text, cutting and then pasting elsewhere on the page.
I fell into a similar trap. I thought it would work in the same way you can reorder items in a bulleted list. It would be great if they could implement this for headers, too
I would like to know if the Scannable app is still really being supported. I find it scans better than the in-app one, and for my needs scans better than other apps I've tried! I have a Personal Evernote account, but Scannable keeps prompting me to upgrade to a Premium subscription, but shouldn't that be included with my Evernote subscription?
Hi all,
Regarding Table of Contents notes, does anyone have tips for rearranging the sections of long notes with multiple headers? Closing the toggle and trying to drag the section to somewhere else doesn't seem to work (it drags the Header but leaves the content in place). Opening the Header, selecting the text, and then trying to drag doesn't work either. The only option that seems to work is selecting text, cutting and then pasting elsewhere on the page.
cheers,
chris
Its been mentioned a few times and I think this is on a list. I'd find it really useful to drag the section somewhere else.
I fell into a similar trap. I thought it would work in the same way you can reorder items in a bulleted list. It would be great if they could implement this for headers, too