I have accidentally altered my panel setup

[OldGrantonian 18]

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I have Evernote_6.8.7.6387, with Win 10 Pro.

Today my EN looks like this:
https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/218702547?utm_medium=windows&utm_source=evernote_app

My "normal" setup till yesterday was:

• Left Panel:  same as screen shot in the above link.
• Note List:  In the upper half of the screen, to right of Left Panel.
• Note Panel:  In the lower half of the screen, below Note List.

I have obviously clicked something accidentally.

I would be grateful for advice on how to restore my normal setup.

Thanks.
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[gazumped 11,663]

Hi.  The View menu and this drop down -

-should sort you out...

[OldGrantonian 18]

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Thanks for the prompt response.

I have a sneaking feeling of deja vu all over again (like Yogi Berra). I'm sure I've been over this ground before. I think my response a couple of years ago was that my "View" menu does not seem to look like other people's View menu (see my screenshot). You can see that "Note Panel" is clicked, and causes it to appear on the right.

If I click every option in my View menu, I don't see any Snippet View, Card View, etc. I would be grateful if you could use the "action-oriented" method of giving instructions (Verb + Object), as in Click this, Type that, Select the other, etc  

Thanks again.

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[OldGrantonian 18]

I've found someone else from 2014 who can see a "Snippet View".

I have the buckshee Evernote. Maybe you guys have the rich man's person's version? 

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[OldGrantonian 18]

OK. Found it.

There's a grid icon to the left of the search box

[jefito 5,589]

The View menu governs the overall layout of the main Evernote application, i.e., whether particular panels are shown (the 'left' panel, the noe list panel, etc.). The little dropdown at the top-left of the Note List panel (the 'grid icon') governs how the Note List Panel displays the note list: the way notes are shown (Snippet view, List view, etc.) and sorted.

[OldGrantonian 18]

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Thanks @jefito. That's a very clear and succinct description of the distinction.
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[jefito 5,589]

You're welcome. Hopefully you're all set now.