I am on the latest version of the app that's available for my device. I believe that I've done my due diligence to ensure that any unreal expectations or insanity on my part are not the issue here. I am delighted that it works for you, truly, but as I reported in my original post this is simply not the case for me. Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, the search results yield only the versions with the photographic representation.Īnyone have any ideas what's going on here? I'm about to file a support ticket / bug report.
I've even run at home quick test at home (in the browser version of Evernote, this shouldn’t be an issue, but just providing context) whereby the same document was used in three different notes, 1) with both the “document” and the photograph captures, 2) one with the photograph alone, and 3) one with the “document” alone. What I've been noticing is that if I create a note with the document scanned as a “document” from the app and additionally include the document as a photograph, then searching for words on the document returns the note in my search results, with the desired word highlighted only on the photographic representation of the document, not the actual “document.” This is extremely disappointing to say the least. My issue, however, is that the images generated using this process are not coming up in searches for words that are clearly visible on the documents that the Evernote app itself creates from these paper artifacts. This works quite nicely most of the time though I admit I would like it to work even faster than it does. To do so I use the option to scan it as a “document”, where there is edge detection and orientation correction. I rely quite a bit on my Android Evernote app (currently version 10.12.1) to scan paper documents into Evernote.
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