

RELATED: The 3 best apps to take handwritten notes on your Windows 10 device.Now, if you tap on a second tag, you’ll be able to quickly jump to a list of notes that are tagged with both. The tags that stay visible are the ones that you’ve used together with the selected tag. For more precise results, notice that when you tap and tug on a tag to select it, certain other tags in the list grey out, while others don’t. For the basic use case, you can tap on a tag, then view the associated notes. If you rely on tags to organize your notes, then you’ll love the Tag list in Evernote for Windows 8. The App Bar also lets you add a new notebook, if you’d like. Use the Semantic Zoom feature to zoom out of the notebook list to go directly to the items you want.

We also indicate which of your notebooks are shared by displaying an icon inside of Shared Notebooks. You can collapse or expand the list from the Charm Bar. You can view your list fully expanded or collapsed into Stacks. The Notebook View displays your notebooks however you like. I hope that this is informative and helpful.Here’s how the team at Evernote explains the Notebook and Tag view: I can also run Evernote within a web browser at the same time, although I don't see an advantage to do that. The 'About Evernote' dialog box now indicates: 10.10.5-win-winstore-public (83), Editor: v17, Service: v1.31.4Īs a result of these actions, I can run side-by-side, both versions (Legacy & v10) of the Evernote software on my laptop computer. Since then, Evernote v10.9.10 has been updated to v10.10.5. (309198) Public (CE Build ce-4), via download from Evernote's website. In between these two steps, I installed Evernote Legacy 6. I then re-installed it via the Microsoft Store. In my case, I uninstalled Evernote v10.9.10 (as noted in my initial post, above) via the Windows Control Panel. Perhaps there are other distinctions, but I am unaware of what they might be. However, updates occur through the Microsoft Store's 'Downloads and Updates' and not by other means. I'm a bit surprised not to see any comments about this question after several weeks, but for anyone interested, the Evernote software from the Microsoft Store (for Windows 10) is the same version as what's available directly from Evernote's website.
