This is used for retrieving a large number of results using successive calls to findNotes. The offset, or index of the first result within all possible results.A valid auth token (a developer token will also work here).NoteStore.findNotesMetadata takes five parameters, in this order:

If left as false - the default value - only active notes will be returned.

inactive - marking this member as true will return only inactive notes (notes in the Trash, in other words).

tagGuids - limit your search results to only those notes that are assigned these tags (represented as a collection of Tag.guid strings).

notebooksGuid - restrict the search results to a single notebook identified using it’s Notebook.guid value.

words - send a text-based search query (e.g.,“notebook:foo tag:bar”).

NoteFilter offers several members that can be populated depending on the type of results you’re looking for: A subsequent call to NoteStore.getNote for any notes that match the search.Performing a basic search of a user’s Evernote account involves three steps: Search Searching notes and note metadata Search Basics

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