Where are Evernote program files?

[Doministry 23]

I used to assign my Surface Go Pen to open Evernote with one click.

Now I cannot find them!!!

What the f....??? Where are they???

[Mike P 2,627]

1 hour ago, Doministry said:

I used to assign my Surface Go Pen to open Evernote with one click.

Now I cannot find them!!!

What the f....??? Where are they???

The executable is in:

C:\Users\userNamee\AppData\Local\Programs\Evernote

 

[Doministry 23]

16 hours ago, Mike P said:

The executable is in:

C:\Users\userNamee\AppData\Local\Programs\Evernote

 

Thank  you, Ih have no idea why they suddenly changed that as well

[agsteele 2,942]

49 minutes ago, Doministry said:

Thank  you, Ih have no idea why they suddenly changed that as well

It's a new program and they wanted to allow the continued use of the legacy version which occupied the old location. It wouldn't be possible - or at least not easy - to use the same program folders for two different applications.

[Doministry 23]

On 12/6/2020 at 12:56 PM, agsteele said:

It's a new program and they wanted to allow the continued use of the legacy version which occupied the old location. It wouldn't be possible - or at least not easy - to use the same program folders for two different applications.

Thanks, that makes sense actually

[DMiddleton 302]

On 12/6/2020 at 11:56 AM, agsteele said:

It's a new program and they wanted to allow the continued use of the legacy version which occupied the old location. It wouldn't be possible - or at least not easy - to use the same program folders for two different applications.

It is actually the way Electron works, it does not use the standard 'Program Files' folder that most Windows apps use.
If you use any other Electron apps such as Notion, Nimbus Notes or VS Code you will see them installed in the same location so it was probably not a conscious choice to move the location.

[Doministry 23]

On 12/9/2020 at 7:05 PM, DMiddleton said:

It is actually the way Electron works, it does not use the standard 'Program Files' folder that most Windows apps use.
If you use any other Electron apps such as Notion, Nimbus Notes or VS Code you will see them installed in the same location so it was probably not a conscious choice to move the location.

Never used anything by them....