APPLE 'NOTES' APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS

Please stop posting these. If you have a legitimate question, then ask it. Otherwise, suggestions go to Apple Feedback.

Notes is deisgned to be a simple text only note taking App. Its doubtful Apple would add many features to it.

If you need a more robust Word processing App that can handle images and graphics, and have more control over file order, and deletions etc..., perhaps an actual Word Processing App like the Pages App is better suited for these tasks.

Also there are other Notes Apps in the App Store. Maybe one of those would be to your liking and perform the required tasks.

Also you may want to provide Apple with your feedback usinmg their Feedback link.

apple.com/feedback

Apparently, judging by the number of your posts, you are one that also needs reminding of the proper use of these forums. My "generic" comment applies to non-Americans as well. Be assured if you didn't make such posts there would be no need for my "pointless" input. Until such time as you learn to make less pointless posts, I'll continue reminding you.

Evernote may provide some of what you are looking for. You might also investigate One Note.

But no, I don't know of anyone that would routinely use the native Notes app for anything business related. Far to many other reliable and feature rich tools available.

pmjackso wrote:

therefore one presumes there are people spending their day posting generic replies to increase their "level/points" ..

instead of trying to discuss or offer assistance

Just to be clear, the only way to earn points and increase point levels is to have the person who stared the discussion award them. I assume that most people looking for a solution to a problem they are having would not award points to someone whose posts are generic and pointless.

Apple Support Communities - Reputation, status levels and privileges

pmjackso wrote:

perhaps they are grateful of the link to the Apple Feedback page if they previously did not know of it's existence

many users with high points/level copy and paste this reply into most popular threads

Probably due to the fact that it is often the most correct response, particularly if one wished to make Apple aware of desired features (i.e. product feedback). There are Apple employees that monitor the forum for the purposes of enforcing the terms of use and keeping it running well, and a few that offer assitance on some threads, but Apple does NOT use these threads to any large degree to determine future product enhancements. Anyone who wishes to offer feedback on a product would be much better served posting to the feedback form than submitting "wish lists" in a thread.

pmjackso wrote:

the concise office wish list re 'notes' was sent to apple feedback, and in the meantime the constructive feedback here has provided a solution, possibly long term solution..

Actually you received some suggestions for apps not because of the manner in which you posted, but in spite of it. A couple of us chose to give you the benefit of the doubt and offer what recommendations we could. And while I don't necessarily agree with the manner in which Kappy replied, factually he was correct.

pmjackso wrote:

we stand by our previous comment/observance however, which is many North American users appear to race to post a copy/paste response - if you look at response times it's a case of who can paste the fastest

we take your point it may be in some cases the correct reply.. "GO AWAY AND USE APPLE FEEDBACK"

but racing each other to paste this unhelpful reply rarely benefits either party, and let's not forget this is a "discussion" forum, sharing tips, offering support, and more to the point the helpful replies we received today provided a SOLUTION

I'm glad you did in fact receive helpful replies. But as a "North American" user, a long time Apple Products owner, and a long time participant of this forum, I personally hope you will understand that statement as those above will only trend to result in the sentiment that you are an arrogant ***** and should basically **** off. That may certainly not be an accurate statement, but hold as much validity as the accusations you make of those whose assistance you seek.

pmjackso wrote:

i have reported this response James

however angry you are, it is unacceptable to use this forum to verbally abuse other members

But it's okay for you to make snide comments about North Americans? To chastise people who try to help you? Interesting double standard.