I suggest for Evernote that the tabulator key gets the function of indent, or rather that indentation gets replaced with a classic word processor tabulator function. But the problem must still be solved in some way. I am a new user of Evernote also, and my suggestion below might not be practical for some reason that I haven't guessed. And I can therefore understand that many software designers might have a problem setting up their own shortcuts since so many are either already globally taken by osx, or at least work in more or less the same manner through most programs and should therefore not be used for a significantly different function in any software, since that breaks the user experience. It would seem that Evernote shortcuts does not play nice with macbook pro's standard keys for special charachers.Īs a new mac user coming from windows, I am happy to see that osx has a myridad of power shortcuts. The macbook pro keys to get a right curly bracket is alt-shiht-9. The Evernote shortcut for align right is alt-apple-right curly bracket. To get a square bracket ] I need to press alt-9 on my macbook pro. The shortcut listed for indenting is shift-apple-right square bracket, but on my macbook pro this does not work, instead the text gets right-aligned. Since I indent text as I write, I need to use a shortcut for it, using my touchpad or doing a vulcan neck pinch-style combo via menus is out of the question.
Indenting is a necessity for 90% of my workflow.
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