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"I actually use a different software for tracking receipts. As a business owner, I needed more power than Evernote could offer me (such as the ability to keep a running total by year/quarter/month of expenses vs. income). It does make sense, though, that you record by purchase date rather than entry date. I do exactly the same thing. \n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\n\n\tKind of surprised \"Pin Note\" hasn't been added yet. I recall users asking for that about two years ago... maybe three. I would certainly use it to keep my general notes file at the top of my writing notebook. I'm not a coder, so I don't know what it would entail, but it doesn't sound that difficult.\n \n\n\n\tIronically, I have another route I'd like to go... see if this makes sense. \n \n\n\n\tI hate finding grammar and spelling mistakes in my writing. Drives me crazy. So I'm digging around in Evernote yesterday, and I find a movie trailer review I wrote for the new Star Wars movie. I realize that there's a typo in the second paragraph, so I correct it-- and that note jumps to the top of my \"All Notes\" list. \n \n\n\n\tIn some cases, I like that, but most of the time I prefer to leave the note where it is, kinda buried. It'll probably be six months to a year before I need to access it again. (Depends on whether or not JJ Abrams does something awful in the Star Wars universe again.)\n \n\n\n\tIf I had to pick one, I'd definitely prefer to pin a note and let the rest of the notes sort themselves by date or however else I've laid them out. \n \n\n \n"
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