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#BEST WAY TO MANAGE EMAIL WITH EVERNOTE SOFTWARE#
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Also within ByWord, the a table can be exported as auto-generated HTML code and then further tweaked if desired.

In the newly created email draft select the table now in the message body text and copy to the clipboard.

To view the table created in ByWord select "Export via Email>Email as Rich Text" (ByWord for iPad has no built-in viewer).

Help for creating tables is found here:.

Byword provides for "MultiMarkDown" formatting, which is visually and syntactically much easier to work with than HTML.

I purchased "ByWord" from the App Store for $2.99 (July 2012 price).

Although I can write HTML/CSS code I'm not extremely fluent. I've found the following work around to be a little less of a headache when creating tables for EN when using my iPad. Is there any way of fixing the width of columns? Putting text or characters in the other columns does re-widen them, but it is a bit of a weird work-around! I see what you are pointing out, but that is kind of the problem if you type text into one column, the column into which you are typing gets wider and the other columns immediately shrink in size to nearly nothing. It's a workaround but type in some text (or even spaces) and the column will get wider. I just realized, you sorta can make columns wider. The autosize works fine in these clients as well as iPhone and iPad.

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I know this will work because I have created the HTML table with no "width" in another app and then paste into EN Mac or EN Win. If the user enters "0" you do NOT add any "width" attributes to the table/cell HTML tags. This will cause the HTML table to "autosize" based on the text entered in each cell.Ī simple way to implement is to allow an entry of "0" for table width when the table is created. The issue is also display/edit on mobile clients *begin headache*ĭlu, I think there may be a simple solution to the column width issue: Do NOT specifify any width in the HTML code Noted, but we are doing HTML tables though and it is just a huge pain. Now that my table is screwed up, I have no way to fix it, other than an export if that would work, or simply retyping the entire thing. Adding/deleting rows is good-now we need some width control. I don't need sophisticated features, but this is a very basic, simple feature.

We need to be able to manually control the column width, perhaps by dragging the columns like in Excel. Making other columns narrower is just leaving those columns with empty space, but the table isn't shifting like it should do. I have a table now where one column is ridiculously narrow, and nothing I can do will fix it. Excel or Numbers), then I'm just going to save the file in my cloud file repository, rather than opening evernote and leaving it there. And if I'm going to do it in another program (e.g. Now I suddenly have to have two programs open to do what I need to do. I actually did know that I could drag a spreadsheet into Evernote, but in a sense, that's "too much".

#BEST WAY TO MANAGE EMAIL WITH EVERNOTE SOFTWARE#

Seriously.who actually knows exactly how big of a table they will need ahead of time? I have been working in software for 12 years and can't think of one time that was the case. So I'd maybe be able to fix the width of the table (I'd want test case description, priority, pass/fail, and maybe a couple other columns), but I'd need to add more rows as i come up with new test cases. My use case is that I work in quality assurance, and would like to be able to list some test case ideas in evernote. I just want to be able to do a table that I can change the size of later on. The problem is that I really don't need advanced spreadsheet capabilities.

Just drag an Excel spreadsheet into a note. There is an easy solution when you need advanced spread sheet capabilities. No need for Evernote to become a spreadsheet program.