"Preferences" in the menu bar is now called "Settings," and clicking on it now opens the main Settings window, where you can tweak to your heart's content. We've made a few changes so it's easier for you to adjust the app's settings.
And if Settings is already open, you can use the same shortcut to close it. We've added a new keyboard shortcut! Instantly open the new Settings menu by clicking Cmd +, on Mac or Ctrl +, on Windows and Linux.Tag your notes quicker! Drag a tag from the sidebar or the tags menu directly into a note to apply it to that note.You can change it later if you want, but think of the time you'll save! "Sounds cool," we hear you say, "but what does it mean?" It's like this: Let's say the first line of content in your note is something like "Team meeting, June 23rd." Simply click in the title field and the app will instantly make that your note's title, without any extra effort on your part. The app will now auto-populate new note titles when you click into the title field.Sometimes, recurring tasks you marked as complete on the Tasks detail screen wouldn't reset to the next due date until you closed the screen.But now it'll wait patiently in the background until you're ready. In the past, a screen would pop up annoyingly to let you know when an Evernote update was available to you.
Just open the Notes tab in the Settings menu and choose your preferred way of viewing spreadsheets, PDFs, images, links to other notes, YouTube videos, and Google Drive files.
You can now select different default views for links and attachments inside a note.Instead of a boring old link, you can choose to see either a preview of the note's contents, a text link, or the note's title. We've upgraded how you can view note links in Evernote.Just go to the Insert menu or use the new keyboard shortcut: Cmd + Opt + K on Mac or Ctrl + Alt + K on Windows. Now you can easily add links to other notes in Evernote.You can now select up to 100 notes and perform actions like moving, merging, or deleting multiple notes at once.
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