I'm also enjoying the 'in-note' Table of Contents. Combined with headers that are collapsible and can be linked to it feels like Evernote now works nicely with long notes.
One shortcut that i've come to use more of as a result is SHIFT+TAB (on the Mac) which moves the cursor from anywhere down the page back to the top. I realise that this is a common shortcut in other apps but didn't see it in Evernote's list of keyboard shortcuts so I thought others might find it useful, too.
Back in the "old" pre-Electron Evernote days (it seems so long ago now, doesn't it?), I recall the desktop editor having a "Create Table of Contents note" context menu selection to do what you've outlined here.
I appreciate you laying those steps out, it never occurred to me to try just copying and pasting multiple note links to do the same things...to be fair, I'm not sure that I knew that I could select and copy multiple note links simultaneously!
It would be nice to have a quicker way of doing this. A few folk have mentioned about having a one-click function for creating a TOC for a notebook. If I hear anything...
Thabks for the weekly post, Jon. I was aware of the ability to create Tables of Content within a note using the Headings feature, but I'd lost sight of the fact that you can create separate Table of Contents notes with multiple note links in them - like the old Evernote did. Thanks for passing that info on. (Althpugh I think the ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+C keyboard shortcut in Windows is a prime candidate for customisation 😄)
I've just realised that it's now over a week since 10.107.3 for desktop was released - that feels like the longest period we've gone without an update release for ages!!! 🤣
Thanks Jon.
I'm also enjoying the 'in-note' Table of Contents. Combined with headers that are collapsible and can be linked to it feels like Evernote now works nicely with long notes.
One shortcut that i've come to use more of as a result is SHIFT+TAB (on the Mac) which moves the cursor from anywhere down the page back to the top. I realise that this is a common shortcut in other apps but didn't see it in Evernote's list of keyboard shortcuts so I thought others might find it useful, too.
Thanks. I didn't know about that one. I'll try it on windows when I get back home.
Back in the "old" pre-Electron Evernote days (it seems so long ago now, doesn't it?), I recall the desktop editor having a "Create Table of Contents note" context menu selection to do what you've outlined here.
I appreciate you laying those steps out, it never occurred to me to try just copying and pasting multiple note links to do the same things...to be fair, I'm not sure that I knew that I could select and copy multiple note links simultaneously!
It would be nice to have a quicker way of doing this. A few folk have mentioned about having a one-click function for creating a TOC for a notebook. If I hear anything...
Thabks for the weekly post, Jon. I was aware of the ability to create Tables of Content within a note using the Headings feature, but I'd lost sight of the fact that you can create separate Table of Contents notes with multiple note links in them - like the old Evernote did. Thanks for passing that info on. (Althpugh I think the ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+C keyboard shortcut in Windows is a prime candidate for customisation 😄)
I've just realised that it's now over a week since 10.107.3 for desktop was released - that feels like the longest period we've gone without an update release for ages!!! 🤣
I was thinking that when I wrote it... first week in ages its not been updated!!
Change that shortcut before you sprain a finger 😂