Premium users gain a new feature in the form of Related Notes, which displays notes considered similar to the current note. The new build also comes with the promise of improved searching, with TypeAhead Search speeding up search entry along with the ability to search shared notebooks and save search shortcuts too.

Other new features in Evernote 5 for Windows include a new Card View, a redesigned Note Editor window that frames notes more effectively (users should double-click a note in the Note List to open it in the Note Editor) and the new Atlas View for displaying notes based on their geographic location. Reminders can also be used in shared notebooks, with other users able to subscribe to the Reminders should they deem it relevant.

Selecting a shortcut automatically switches the view in the right-hand pane into the appropriate mode, although users can still see a full notebook or tag list in the left-hand pane by expanding the appropriate section.Įvernote 5 also introduces Reminders, which are set up for the current note by clicking the alarm clock button - once clicked, the note is pinned to the Reminder list at the top of the Note list, a to-do item is automatically created and users are given the opportunity to add an alarm to ensure the note is completed by a set deadline. Chief among these is support for Shortcuts, which provides users with a place to store their favorite notes, notebooks, tags and saved searches. The program also gains a number of new features, most of which are already present in the Mac build, version 5 of which was released last November.

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