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Evernote for Mac Update: Supercharged Shortcuts

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
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Attention power users: The latest Evernote for Mac release (version 1.4) introduces a number of usability improvements that make interacting with Evernote significantly faster. In addition to better menus, we’ve also added lots of new keyboard shortcuts for everything from searching to creating new notes to making checkboxes.

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Create a new note any time

Struck by a great idea while in the middle of another program? Just hit the new global New Note shortcut any time and a new note window pops up ready to capture your inspiration.

  • Global New Note shortcut: CMD+CTRL+N (can be changed in Evernote preferences)

New and improved search shortcuts

  • Bring up the main Evernote window and place the cursor into global search bar: CMD+Option+F
  • Perform in-note search: CMD+F
  • Find next/previous search results: CMD+G/CMD+Shift+G. This will even work for notes containing a mix of recognized text in images and regular text.

searchbar

Other enhancements

  • New Search menu consolidates all search operations
  • Increased number of operations that have shortcuts

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  • art

    Has anyone found a work around for the evernote not supporting tiger issue? Seems to me they would make that possible. So when people do upgrade their mac os ver they will still use evernote instead of their competitors.

  • http://increasingworkplaceproductivity.net Bojan

    I still don’t see how to make new checkbox keyboard shortcut

    • Andrew Sinkov

      The keyboard shortcut is CMD+SHIFT+T

      • http://mercedezhart.wordpress.com Mercedez

        Thank you!!! It works for my mac :)

  • Donny

    Would be really great to have a way to navigate with keyboard shortcuts notebooks and from note to note. See gmail and google reader for shortcuts done well. “j” and “k” to move from note to note and “g” + “n” to bring up a notebook selection dialog (see google reader) would make me stop using springpad! :)

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