Thanks to the thought put into the new app, I no longer need to do that. So much so that, for a time, I reverted to paper as a quicker means of jotting down notes.

Previous versions of the Evernote app made it a little difficult to create notes quickly. The new app is packed with nice little features, but today, I wanted to focus on what I thought was the best feature of all: the ability to create notes quickly. But I think it should work similarly.Last week, in preparation for the release of iOS 7, Evernote released a beautiful new app for iPhone and iPads. On Windows I did not try, my PC is at the moment not running. It saved the changes to the numbers file attached in EN.Ĭonclusion: To directly edit and save the changes to an EN attachment, you have to use the right program for the file type, and use the „Close“ command instead of other methods to exit the editing. When I ran the same test with an original numbers file, it worked: Open, edit in numbers, „Close“-command. Maybe this happens because Numbers does not have XLSX as native file format. When I hit „Save“ the window was closed, and changes were written into the attachment file in EN. However when I opened the XLSX-file in LibreOffice, when using the „Close“ command, it asked me whether to save changes. Opening an Excel sheet with numbers attached to a EN note did not allow to save it back (using the „Close window“ command). If this works seems to depend on the File and program combination used. My experience is different: On the Mac, using the „Open with.“ menu position it is possible to open a file, edit it, and on closing it in the editing app it saves back with the Changes to the attachment file in the EN note - at least it sometimes does it.

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