This seems to be a problem between the Windows and the Mac version of Evernote. If I create a task symbol in Evernote Mac, it contains a "hard-wired" space after the symbol I cannot delete. If you copy the task and paste it without the formatting( Cmd+Shift+V), you get an "[_]_" (_ means a space, not an underline!). If you do the same with a task created in the Windows version you get "[_]" - notice the missing space after the closing bracket.
This leads to the problem that using the Mac version I cannot access the first letter of the text after a task that was created using the Windows version. E.g.
[*:2bflojuu]Create Task in Evernote Windows "[ ]buy milk" [*:2bflojuu]Open task in Evernote Mac [*:2bflojuu]You cannot edit the "b" of "buy milk" because the Mac version expects it to be the integrated whitespace after the bracket
The Windows version itself seems to automatically render a space between the task symbol and the following text but it does not seem to store it using a space.
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This seems to be a problem between the Windows and the Mac version of Evernote. If I create a task symbol in Evernote Mac, it contains a "hard-wired" space after the symbol I cannot delete. If you copy the task and paste it without the formatting( Cmd+Shift+V), you get an "[_]_" (_ means a space, not an underline!). If you do the same with a task created in the Windows version you get "[_]" - notice the missing space after the closing bracket.
This leads to the problem that using the Mac version I cannot access the first letter of the text after a task that was created using the Windows version. E.g.
[*:2bflojuu]Create Task in Evernote Windows "[ ]buy milk"
[*:2bflojuu]Open task in Evernote Mac
[*:2bflojuu]You cannot edit the "b" of "buy milk" because the Mac version expects it to be the integrated whitespace after the bracket
The Windows version itself seems to automatically render a space between the task symbol and the following text but it does not seem to store it using a space.
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