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Evernote on Windows uses Ctrl as its primary modifier. The shortcut set mirrors Mac with Ctrl in place of Command, plus Windows-specific F-key shortcuts that work without Fn.
New note creation. The shortcut to create a new note immediately, without clicking into a notebook, is the same concept as on Mac, using Ctrl.
Search. Ctrl+F finds text within the current note. Separate shortcuts give keyboard access to the main Evernote search field for cross-collection search.
F-key shortcuts on Windows. Evernote on Windows uses F-keys for some navigation actions that work without Fn. These are covered in the table above.
Notebook and tag navigation. Keyboard shortcuts for moving between notebooks and filtering the note list.
Text formatting. Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+U, and other formatting shortcuts apply within notes.
The Evernote Windows shortcut list is available as a printable PDF.
The same actions are available with the modifier key swapped. Command on Mac becomes Ctrl on Windows. Windows also has F-key shortcuts for some operations that don't have direct Mac equivalents, these are noted in the table above.
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