On Wednesday, we released an update to Evernote for Windows, which included a bunch of nice improvements in addition to the new Trunk features. Here are some details on what’s new.
Download Evernote for Windows (version 3.5.5) or check for updates
Multi-tagging
In this update, we added the ability to assign multiple tags to multiple notes at once. Here’s how it works. Select the notes that you want to tag (hold down CTRL while clicking to do a multi-select) then right click and choose “Tags…” from the menu. Next, select the tags that you want to assign.
By default, Evernote first shows only tags assigned to the selected notes. This is useful if one of the selected notes is already tagged in the way that you would like to tag the others. To view all tags in your tag list, uncheck the Hide Assigned Tags checkbox. You can also create a new tag right from this window.
Improved table editing
For those that love to make tables in their Evernote notes, we’ve got a nice update. Evernote for Windows now lets you add and remove columns and rows. May not seem like a big deal, but if you’re in the habit of making tables, then this is quite nice.
Lots more
- Improved copying and pasting content from Microsoft Office applications
- Improved multi-monitor support
- Improved handling of default fonts
- Improved design of Hide Unassigned Tags
- Numerous stability improvements
Download Evernote for Windows (version 3.5.5) or check for updates
